Distinguish between solution, suspension, and colloid. Provide four points.
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Colloid: dispersed particles are intermediate in size (≈ 1 nm to 1 μm); appears opalescent or cloudy but no visible settling. Suspension: particles are large (> 1 μm); heterogeneous, visibly cloudy or gritty and particles are usually visible to the eye or Show more…
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