Definition of suspension, colloid, true solution.
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A suspension is a heterogeneous mixture in which solute-like particles settle out of a solvent-like phase sometime after their introduction. ... We apply the word 'suspension' when particles are big enough to eventually settle. If the particles are too small to ever settle, they are said to form a colloid
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Suspension: The Material May Dissolving Is In The Solvent But Visible To Naked Eyes That Is Called Suspension
Colloid or Colloidal Solution: The Colloid State Is Dispersed State Of Matter In Which The Size Of Dispersed Particles lie In The Range Of 1nm to 100nm.These Particles called Dispersed Phase Are Distributed Throughout A Solvent Like Dispersing Medium.
Colloidal Solution Can Be Separated By Filtration They Do Not Settle Down The Particle Of Solute Do Colloidal Move In Zic-Zac Path Know As Brownian Motion.
True Solution: True Solution Is A Homogeneous Mixture in Which Solute Dissolve In Solvent Ex .Solution oF Sugar And Water.
Colloid or Colloidal Solution: The Colloid State Is Dispersed State Of Matter In Which The Size Of Dispersed Particles lie In The Range Of 1nm to 100nm.These Particles called Dispersed Phase Are Distributed Throughout A Solvent Like Dispersing Medium.
Colloidal Solution Can Be Separated By Filtration They Do Not Settle Down The Particle Of Solute Do Colloidal Move In Zic-Zac Path Know As Brownian Motion.
True Solution: True Solution Is A Homogeneous Mixture in Which Solute Dissolve In Solvent Ex .Solution oF Sugar And Water.
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