Match the following types of colloidal systems given in List-$I$ with their respective names given in List-$II$.
List-$I$ List-$II$ $(A)$ Solid dispersed in liquid $(I)$ Emulsion $(B)$ Liquid dispersed in liquid $(II)$ Foam $(C)$ Gas dispersed in liquid $(III)$ Gel $(D)$ Liquid dispersed in solid $(IV)$ Sol - $(V)$ Aerosol
| List-$I$ | List-$II$ |
| $(A)$ Solid dispersed in liquid | $(I)$ Emulsion |
| $(B)$ Liquid dispersed in liquid | $(II)$ Foam |
| $(C)$ Gas dispersed in liquid | $(III)$ Gel |
| $(D)$ Liquid dispersed in solid | $(IV)$ Sol |
| - | $(V)$ Aerosol |
- A$IV, I, II, III$
- B$III, I, V, II$
- C$III, I, II, IV$
- D$IV, I, V, III$
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