Question

egg albumin in water forms : true solution colloid suspension none of these.

Answer 1

It gives a colloidal solution.

Answer 2

Answer:

Egg albumin in "Water forms a colloid".

Explanation:

• A "colloidal solution" is a solution where the fine "smaller particles of one substance" disperses in another substance in a heterogeneous system.
• The colloidal particles suspend in the dispersal medium because their large particle size yet small enough to be suspended in the medium.
• "Colloidal solutions" can be classified as "lyophilic" (attracts solvent) and "lyophobic" (repels solvent).
• "Egg albumin", when "mixed with cold water", forms a lyophilic colloidal solution.