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yarga [219]3 years ago

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Answer:

smoke
marshmallow
paint
Body spray

Explaination:

Firstly, what are colloids?

Colloids are a mixture of two substances:

one of those substances are insoluble and inseparable

There are 4 types of colloids:

Sol- Solid in a liquid
Emulsion- Liquid in a liquid
Foam- Gas in solid/liquid
Aerosol- Solid/liquid in gas

So on to the answers:

Smoke consists of solid and gas and since the solid is being carried by the gas, it is a solid in a gas (aerosol)
Marshmellow consists of tiny air bubbles and sugar(solid), the air bubbles is inside the solid making it a gas in a solid (foam)
Body spray turns gas into liquid after spraying it through the can, making it a liquid in a gas (aerosol)
Paint dries up to become solid which makes it a solid is a liquid (sol)

Hope y'all understand

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