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Shampoo is an example of a colloid substance.

It is generally made by combing a surfactant, most often sodium lauryl sulfate, with a co-surfactant, most often cocamidopropyl betaine in water to form a thick, viscous liquid.

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13y ago

No. It's a mixture of several different liquids.

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12y ago

If the shampoo has an oil and water phase, and it's not separating then it's an emulsion.

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9y ago

it a collide because if we mix it in water we can able to see the particles of shampoo

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13y ago

Most usually, yes.

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9y ago

It's a colloid.

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3y ago

Shampoo is neither a solution nor a suspension. It can be a emulsion because when we shake it, forms bubbles.

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3y ago

wala ko kabalo

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Q: Is Shampoo a emulsion or a suspension?
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