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Some of the following are true solutions :
`{:("I : Air"," II : Sea water"),("III : Glucose solution"," IV : Gem store"),("V : Pearl"," VI : Blood"):}`
Select true solutions :

A

I,II,III

B

II,III,IV,V

C

I,IV,V,VI

D

II,IV,VI

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To determine which of the given options are true solutions, we need to understand the definition of true solutions. True solutions are homogeneous mixtures where the solute particles are less than 1 nanometer in size and are completely dissolved in the solvent, resulting in a transparent solution. Let's analyze each option step by step: 1. **Air**: - Air is a mixture of various gases (like nitrogen, oxygen, carbon dioxide, etc.) and is considered a true solution because the size of the gas particles is less than 1 nanometer. - **Conclusion**: Air is a true solution. 2. **Sea Water**: - Sea water is a solution of salt (sodium chloride) dissolved in water. The salt particles are also less than 1 nanometer in size when dissolved, making it a true solution. - **Conclusion**: Sea water is a true solution. 3. **Glucose Solution**: - A glucose solution is formed when glucose (a solid) dissolves in water. The glucose molecules are small enough (less than 1 nanometer) to be considered a true solution. - **Conclusion**: Glucose solution is a true solution. 4. **Gemstone**: - Gemstones are solid materials and do not form a solution. They are not dissolved in any solvent, hence they do not meet the criteria for a true solution. - **Conclusion**: Gemstone is not a true solution. 5. **Pearl**: - Pearls are solid objects and do not dissolve in a solvent, so they cannot be classified as a true solution. - **Conclusion**: Pearl is not a true solution. 6. **Blood**: - Blood is a colloidal solution, which means it contains larger particles (like cells and proteins) that are between 1 nanometer and 1000 nanometers in size. Therefore, it does not qualify as a true solution. - **Conclusion**: Blood is not a true solution. **Final Selection of True Solutions**: Based on the analysis, the true solutions from the given options are: - I: Air - II: Sea Water - III: Glucose Solution ### Answer: The true solutions are: Air, Sea Water, and Glucose Solution.
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