Concept:A true solution contains particles of molecular size, which are extremely small.
Explanation:In a true solution, the solute particles are molecules or ions.
Their diameter is less than
1Â nm.
These particles are invisible to the naked eye and do not scatter light.
They remain uniformly distributed and do not settle down.
Such a solution is clear and stable, and filtration cannot separate the solute from the solvent.
For comparison, colloidal particles range from
1Â nm to
1000Â nm, while suspension particles are larger than
1000Â nm.
Thus, the particle size of a solution is smaller than
1Â nm in diameter.
Answer:Option A: smaller than
1Â nm in diameter.