Distinction Between True Solutions, Colloids and Suspensions
Chemistry ⇒ Solutions and Colloids
Distinction Between True Solutions, Colloids and Suspensions starts at 9 and continues till grade 12.
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A mixture of water and flour is left undisturbed. After some time, the flour settles at the bottom. What type of mixture is this?
A student mixes sand in water and observes that the sand settles down after some time. What type of mixture is this?
Arrange the following in increasing order of particle size: colloids, suspensions, true solutions.
Describe how you would test whether a given mixture is a true solution, colloid, or suspension.
Describe one method to distinguish between a colloid and a true solution.
Describe the difference between the dispersion phase and dispersion medium in a colloid.
Explain the difference in appearance between a true solution and a suspension when viewed with the naked eye.
Explain why colloids are considered to be intermediate between true solutions and suspensions.
Explain why suspensions are considered unstable mixtures.
Explain why true solutions are considered stable mixtures.
Explain why true solutions do not scatter light.
