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3 years ago

In the mixtures lab, you waited to see if the liquid would form lumpy or fluffy masses, which would indicate it was a _____.

Physics

2 answers:

alexandr1967 [171]3 years ago

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Answer:

B) colloid

Explanation:

Colloids, also called the colloidal system, is the term used to describe mixtures that look like a homogeneous solution, but are heterogeneous. It is not possible to realize that these mixtures are heterogeneous with the naked eye, for this reason, to find out if the solution is a colloid, the researcher must submit the substance to a process and wait to see if the liquid would form irregular or soft masses. Examples of colloids are: moisturizing cream, yogurt, milk, blood, paints and jam.

Over [174]3 years ago

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B) colloid because i took the test and that the answer

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