The phrase "a solution of two" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a solution involving two elements or components, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "In mathematics, we often seek a solution of two variables to solve the equation."
Alternatives: "a solution involving two" or "a two-part solution".
When self-assembly occurs in a solution of two different molecules, several different outcomes are possible.
Two-state solution "A solution of two national states – a Jewish state, Israel; an Arab state, Palestine.
The researchers create a solution of two organic molecules, trinitrofluorenone (TNF) and hexabenzocoronene (HBC), in a solvent.
Two years ago, I publicly committed to a solution of two states for two peoples: A Palestinian state alongside the Jewish state..
"He reiterated that his goal was to create a solution of two states for two peoples, where a demilitarized Palestinian state will recognize Israel as a Jewish state.
To make your window boxes safe for begonias, empty them, and, wearing protective gloves, wash them with a solution of two tablespoons of bleach in a gallon of water (do not use bleach on treated wood).
It is usually prepared by acidifying a solution of one of its salts, the nitrites, which are more stable (see nitrite).
They also suggest that before foreign guests leave home, they clean all clothing and outerwear, remove soil from shoes then wipe them with a cloth dampened with a solution of five teaspoons of household bleach in a gallon of water.
The money represents a token of the government's appreciation to Mr. Rogallo, whose kite-flying experiments led to a solution of one of the chief problems of how to bring astronauts safely back to earth.
Korean cabbage is better than the Chinese versions – cut two lengthways (cut the stem and tear the rest) put them in a solution of three cups of salt to 20 cups of water (too much salt and the kimchi will become mushy).
In a separate container, mix a solution of one part distilled vinegar and one part water.
