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There is no such thing as state I or state aq

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The state of liquid (l) refers to the matter that has a definite volume but not a definite shape as it takes the shape of its container. On the other hand, the state of aqueous (aq) refers specifically to a substance dissolved in water, where the substance is uniformly mixed with water molecules at the molecular level to form a solution.

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Q: How is the state l different from the state aq?
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