Resins are
A. Not soluble in water
B. Soluble in spirit
C. Used in varnishes
D. Left behind on evaporation of oil
E. All of the above
Answer: Option E
Solution (By Examveda Team)
Here's a simple explanation of the question and answer choices, made for a beginner:The question asks: What are Resins?
Let's look at each option:
Option A: Not soluble in water
This is TRUE for most resins. Think of resins as being a bit like very thick, sticky oils. Oils generally don't mix with water.
Option B: Soluble in spirit
This is also TRUE. "Spirit" here means solvents like alcohol. Resins often dissolve well in these types of solvents.
Option C: Used in varnishes
This is TRUE. Varnishes are coatings used to protect wood and give it a shiny finish. Resins are a key ingredient in many varnishes. They provide the protective layer.
Option D: Left behind on evaporation of oil
This is TRUE .Resins are non-volatile so they don't evaporate, they are the solid material left behind .
Therefore, the best answer depends on context and what the question is intended to assess. Because All the options are possible based on the type of resins.
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