similarities between suspension and collids
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Both are liquids. Both will pass through filters without seperation. You can see through a solution, as the ions of the solute are dissolved. A colloid is a suspension of insoluble ultra micriscopic particles or large molecules in water or other liquid, kept in suspension by Brownian motion.
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They are both heterogeneous mixtures.
(That means they have at least two distinguishable parts, like a chocolate chip cookie. The two parts are call the dispersed phase (analogous to the solute) and the continuous phase (analogous to the solvent))
They both scatter light. (On a clear day you don't see rays of sunlight, but if the air is a little foggy or misty, or dusty, the light is scattered off those particles and you see rays of sunlight. It's called the Tyndall Effect.)
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(That means they have at least two distinguishable parts, like a chocolate chip cookie. The two parts are call the dispersed phase (analogous to the solute) and the continuous phase (analogous to the solvent))
They both scatter light. (On a clear day you don't see rays of sunlight, but if the air is a little foggy or misty, or dusty, the light is scattered off those particles and you see rays of sunlight. It's called the Tyndall Effect.)
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