Match Column I with Column II.

Matrix:

Column I

Column II
a)
Honey in water
Glucose in water
Groundnut oil in mustard oil
i)
Insoluble
b)
Turmeric in water
Rice flour in water
Mustard oil in water
ii)
Soluble

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a – ii; b – i

a – i; b – ii

a – i; b - i

None of these

answer is A.

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Detailed Solution

Soluble substances are substances that completely dissolve in water or one another. These substances completely disappear in water. For example, honey and glucose are soluble in water. Groundnut oil is soluble in mustard oil. Insoluble substances are substances that do not dissolve in water or one another, like sand or oil. They either settle down at the bottom of the container or form a separate layer. For example, turmeric, rice flour, and mustard oil are insoluble in water.

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