There are $4$ solutions named A, B, C and D. In A, the solute is liquid and solvent is gas. In B, the solute is solid and solvent is gas. In C, the solute is gas and solvent is solid. In D, the solute is solid and the solvent is liquid. Then, match the following.

Solutions Examples

A (i) Glucose dissolved in water

B (ii) Hydrogen gas on palladium

C (iii) Chloroform mixed with nitrogen

D (iv) Camphor in air

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Solution

Chloroform mixed with nitrogen gas is an example of gaseous solutions in which chloroform is liquid solute and nitrogen is gas solvent. Camphor in gas is an example of gaseous solution in which camphor is solid solute and gas is solvent. Solution of hydrogen in palladium is an example of solid solutions in which solution of hydrogen is gas solute and palladium is solid solvent. Glucose dissolved in water is an example of liquid solutions in which glucose is solid solute and water is liquid solvent. Hence, the correct answer is option (c).

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Solutions	Examples
A	(i) Glucose dissolved in water
B	(ii) Hydrogen gas on palladium
C	(iii) Chloroform mixed with nitrogen
D	(iv) Camphor in air