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In liquation process used for tin (Sn), the metal : (1) is reacted with acid (2) is dissolved in water (3) is brought to molten form which is made to flow on a slope (4) is fused with NaOH

1. is reacted with acid
2. is dissolved in water
3. is brought to molten form which is made to flow on a slope
4. is fused with NaOH

Correct answer: is dissolved in water

Solution

The liquation process for tin involves dissolving the metal in water, which helps separate it from impurities, allowing for the recovery of pure tin.

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