Match the statements in the list I, 1-10 with their correct answer in list II, A to J
Column 1 Column 2
Sodium Carbonate and Water
Sea Water
Chemicals used in sedimentation during purification of water
Preferred place for an organism
Vaporisation
Liquid state
Kerosene and Water
Aqueous solution
A solution that can dissolve more solute at a given temperature
Dissolved gases and minerals
Water as a habitat of marine life
Unsaturated solution
A water-borne disease
Immiscible mixture
Existence of water at and
Liquid to gaseous state
Taste in water is due to
Dysentery
The most impure form of water
Alum
Match the statements in the list I, 1-10 with their correct answer in list II, A to J
| Column 1 | Column 2 |
|---|---|
Sodium Carbonate and Water |
Sea Water |
Chemicals used in sedimentation during purification of water |
Preferred place for an organism |
Vaporisation |
Liquid state |
Kerosene and Water |
Aqueous solution |
A solution that can dissolve more solute at a given temperature |
Dissolved gases and minerals |
Water as a habitat of marine life |
Unsaturated solution |
A water-borne disease |
Immiscible mixture |
Existence of water at and |
Liquid to gaseous state |
Taste in water is due to |
Dysentery |
The most impure form of water |
Alum |
Sodium Carbonate and Water - Aqueous solution
It is the type of solution in which water is used as a solvent. In Sodium Carbonate and Water, water is used as a solvent. Hence, it is an aqueous solution.
Chemicals used in sedimentation during purification of water - Alum
To settle the suspended impurities to form sediment, potash alum is used.
Vaporization - liquid to a gaseous state
The process of conversion of liquid to a gaseous state at a constant temperature is known as vaporization.
Kerosene and Water - Immiscible solution
The solutions in which two components cannot mix with each other are known as immiscible solutions.
A solution that can dissolve more solute at a given temperature - Unsaturated solution
The solution in which no more solute can be added at a given temperature is known as an unsaturated solution.
Water as a habitat of marine life - Preferred place for an organism
Marine animals are those animals who live in the water.
A water-borne disease - Dysentry
Water-borne diseases are those diseases that are caused by the micro-organisms present in the contaminated water.
Existence of water at and - Liquid state
Between these temperatures water generally exists in a liquid state.
Taste in water is due to - Dissolved gases and minerals
Water is generally tasteless, but its taste changes when some gases and minerals are dissolved in water.
The most impure form of water - Seawater
Seawater consists of some dissolved salts of Calcium and Magnesium which is considered the most impure form of natural water.
List I List II Sodium Carbonate and Water Aqueous solution Chemicals used in sedimentation during purification of water Alum Vaporization liquid to a gaseous state Kerosene and Water Immiscible solution A solution that can dissolve more solute at a given temperature Unsaturated solution Water as a habitat of marine life Preferred place for an organism A water-borne disease Dysentry Existence of water at and Liquid state Taste in water is due to Dissolved gases and minerals The most impure form of water Seawater
Sodium Carbonate and Water - Aqueous solution
It is the type of solution in which water is used as a solvent. In Sodium Carbonate and Water, water is used as a solvent. Hence, it is an aqueous solution.
Chemicals used in sedimentation during purification of water - Alum
To settle the suspended impurities to form sediment, potash alum is used.
Vaporization - liquid to a gaseous state
The process of conversion of liquid to a gaseous state at a constant temperature is known as vaporization.
Kerosene and Water - Immiscible solution
The solutions in which two components cannot mix with each other are known as immiscible solutions.
A solution that can dissolve more solute at a given temperature - Unsaturated solution
The solution in which no more solute can be added at a given temperature is known as an unsaturated solution.
Water as a habitat of marine life - Preferred place for an organism
Marine animals are those animals who live in the water.
A water-borne disease - Dysentry
Water-borne diseases are those diseases that are caused by the micro-organisms present in the contaminated water.
Existence of water at and - Liquid state
Between these temperatures water generally exists in a liquid state.
Taste in water is due to - Dissolved gases and minerals
Water is generally tasteless, but its taste changes when some gases and minerals are dissolved in water.
The most impure form of water - Seawater
Seawater consists of some dissolved salts of Calcium and Magnesium which is considered the most impure form of natural water.
| List I | List II |
| Sodium Carbonate and Water | Aqueous solution |
| Chemicals used in sedimentation during purification of water | Alum |
| Vaporization | liquid to a gaseous state |
| Kerosene and Water | Immiscible solution |
| A solution that can dissolve more solute at a given temperature | Unsaturated solution |
| Water as a habitat of marine life | Preferred place for an organism |
| A water-borne disease | Dysentry |
| Existence of water at and | Liquid state |
| Taste in water is due to | Dissolved gases and minerals |
| The most impure form of water | Seawater |
