Question

In which state of matter does sponge and jelly come in ?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Answer:

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$<font color="blue">$ Jelly is actually a semi rigid structure suspended in a liquid, which we call a “Colloid ”. Jelly is usually made of gelatin, which is a protein. And protein, as we all know is a solid at room temperature. The gelatin is a sol (liquid) when hot, and a gel (solid) when cooled.