A nonaqueous solution has a solvent that is not water. Which is an example of a nonaqueous solution?

paint

steel

orange juice

shaving cream

The answer is paint. A dissoluble is a substance that breaks up a solute in the arrangement of an answer, and any dissoluble other than water is viewed as a non-fluid dissoluble. Some basic illustrations incorporate either, liquor, benzene, disulfide, carbon tetrachloride and CH3) 2CO.

Out of the given options, the best example of a solution containting a non-aqueous solvent is paint. Steel is not a liquid solution, it is instead a solid-state solution so it is not considered. Orange juice and shaving cream both rely on water as a solvent. Paint is actually an emulsion, where polymer substances are spread throughout the oil-based solvent in which they are immiscible. The fact that paint thinners are also oil based and paint is unaffected by water also indicate that it uses a nonaqueous solvent.