Identify the valid examples of a 'Liquid in Solid' type of solution from the given options: — Solutions and Colligative Properties Chemistry Question

💡 Solution & Explanation

'Liquid in Solid' means the solute is liquid and the solvent is solid. Amalgam of Hg (liquid) with Na (solid) and hydrated salts (water trapped in a solid crystal lattice) are correct examples. Copper in gold is 'Solid in Solid', and Iodine in air is 'Solid in Gas'.