A solution can be distinguished from a compound by its
A) variable composition
B) liquid state
C) heterogeneous nature
D) lack of color

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A solution has a fixed composition of solute and solvent, while a compound has a fixed composition of elements. A solution can have varying amounts of solute and solvent, making it a variable composition. The other options, such as liquid state, heterogeneous nature, and lack of color, do not necessarily distinguish a solution from a compound.

A Solution Can Be Distinguished from a Compound by Its