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Sand in water is a suspension as it does not dissolve in water and settles down when left undisturbed.

Sand in Water is a suspension from the given mixtures. (option B)

• Because sand in water does not dissolve and settles when left undisturbed, it is a suspension.
• Take some water and some sand or soil and put them in a glass bottle.
• When you stir it, you'll see that the water turns turbid or cloudy.
• Although they may briefly appear to be homogeneous, the sand and dirt do not dissolve in water; rather, they are suspended in the liquid.
• Sand forms two distinct phases when combined with water since it is a solid and does not dissolve in it.
• It is hence a heterogeneous mixture.
• Due to the heterogeneous nature of the mixture, the particles do not dissolve but rather remain suspended throughout the majority of the medium.
• With the naked eye, one can see the suspension's particles.

Hence, sand in Water is a suspension from the given mixtures.

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