Chapter 5 Exploring Mixtures and their Separation - Part 5

What happens to the volume of a solution when a small amount of salt is dissolved in water?

Type: MCQ • Marks: 1
What happens to the volume of a solution when a small amount of salt is dissolved in water?
Options
A. Volume decreases to zero
B. Water vanishes
C. Volume increases significantly
D. Volume remains virtually unchanged as solute occupies spaces between water molecules
Explanation
Dissolving small solutes has negligible impact on total volume as they fit into intermolecular spaces.
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