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It's a heterogenous mixture, even though it has different particles of color mixed into it, it still is blended evenly.

The ultra-fine particles can be separeted by ultra-fine filtration, but do not get sedimented by their own 'brownian' movement. They are above molecular scale, though not vivible by naked eye, they can be detected onder light microscope.

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