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2 years ago

Three examples of solid and gas solution

Chemistry

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ELEN [110]2 years ago

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Answer:

Solutions having solvent in solid-state and solute in the gaseous state are called gas-solid solution. Hydrogen is a gas at STP and platinum is solid. Hence, Hydrogen gas adsorbed on the surface of platinum is an example of gas in solid solution.

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