Topic: Properties of Colloids
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What are the property of colloid?
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What are the uses of properties of colloids?
colloidal properties of substances used in wide areas. In industries, using electrical precipitation method to reduse the amount of co2, so2, dust etc in the smoke comes out from the chimney. Another one is the cleansing action of soap .the... Read More »
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What is the Electrical properties of colloids?
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Absorption is a property of colloids. They scatter light. They are ... ...MORE...
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they are able to scatter light
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colloids are micro particles of a parucular dimension colloids are of varied kinds of use few substances such as sulfur are more soluble in colloidal state. when silver, copper or gold are to be given as drugs they are usualluy administerd ...
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Every colloid has 2 parts. One part is the continuous material and the other part is the dispersed material. The 4 examples of colloids given in the book Chemistry for Dummies are marshmallows, whipped cream, fog, and smoke. Beating cream (...
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what's not speaking english got to do with glue, besides ,in this forum you are typing it, not speaking it. it can be gel like to answer your question
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To start with: pharma, cosmetics, food science, paper/pulp, printing (pigmented inks). You might actually get a shorter list if you asked about industries that *don't* deal with colloids.
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