A colloid is frequently opalescent and has more than one phase; the dimension of particles is in the range 1 nm-1μm.
A true solution has only one phase and is clear.
A colloid is a mixture that appears to be a solution but it is actually a mechanical mixture. Two examples of a colloid are : MILK and STARCH DISSOLVED IN WATER.
Well they are the same thing because a solution is a type of mixture. If there had to be a difference a colloid solution is when particles are mixed as a colloid in water but a colloid mixture could be anything: a gas colloid, a liquid colloid or a solid colloid. Or any of those three mixed together! It is complicated but basically the difference is that one is particles spread thought mixture and one isn't. Hope it helps :)
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Though fog is a colloid, many consider it to be a heterogeneous mixture of water and air.
Yeas, water is a colloid. Because it's a type of mixture that never settles.
gellatin is a colloid because it is sugar crystals are suspended in water and it does not separate.
The main constituent of common table salt is a compound, with the formula NaCl and the name of sodium chloride. Actual table salt may be a mixture, with small amounts of other materials in it.
It is a mixture. NaCl completely ionizes in water to Na+ and Cl-, and is dispersed evenly throughout the solution
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Among salt, sugar, water and lemonade, only lemonade is a mixture.
Yes, sodium chloride is very soluble in water.
Distilled water in a compound.