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Question
Differentiate between the following.
Supernatant liquid and Fill rate
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Solution
| Solution | Suspension |
| 1. It is an example of homogeneous mixture. | 1. It is an example of heterogeneous mixture. |
| 2. It is formed when a solid dissolves in liquid. | 2. It is formed when an insoluble solid is added to solvent. |
| 3. For example – sugar dissolved in water. | 3. For example-chalk dissolved in water. |
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