Match the items given in Column I with the type of solutions given in Column II.

Column I Column II

A
Soda water
$(i)$
A solution of gas in solid

B
Sugar solution
$(i i)$
A solution of gas in gas

C
German silver
$(i i i)$
A solution of solid in liquid

D
Air
$(i v)$
A solution of solid in solid

E
Hydrogen gas in palladium
$(v)$
A solution of gas in liquid

$(v i)$
A solution of liquid in solid

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Solution

Part (A)

Soda water contains dissolved carbon dioxide in water. Thus, soda water is a solution of gas in liquid. Hence,

$(A) \to (v)$

Part (B)

Sugar solution contains dissolved sugar particles in water. Thus, sugar solution is a solution of solid in liquid. Hence,

$(B) \to (i i i)$

Part (C)

German silver is an alloy of $C u, Z n and N i$ . Thus, German silver is a solution of solid in solid.Hence,

$(C) \to (i v)$

Part (D)

Air is a mixture of nitrogen gas, oxygen gas and some other gases. Thus, air is a solution of gas in gas. Hence,

$(D) \to (i i)$

Part (E)

Hydrogen gas in palladium is an example of a solution of gas in solid, as hydrogen is in gaseous form and palladium is in solid form. Hence,

$(E) \to (i)$

So, the correct match can be represented as:

Column I Column II

A
Soda water
$(v)$
A solution of gas in liquid

B
Sugar solution
$(i i i)$
A solution of solid in liquid

C
German silver
$(i v)$
A solution of solid in solid

D Air $(i i)$
A solution of gas in gas

E
Hydrogen gas in palladium
$(i)$
A solution of gas in solid

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Column I Column II

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	Column I		Column II
A	Soda water	$(i)$	A solution of gas in solid
B	Sugar solution	$(i i)$	A solution of gas in gas
C	German silver	$(i i i)$	A solution of solid in liquid
D	Air	$(i v)$	A solution of solid in solid
E	Hydrogen gas in palladium	$(v)$	A solution of gas in liquid
		$(v i)$	A solution of liquid in solid