actually , it is hard to know their similarities.. I can tell you there differences ..
SPELLING , PRONOUNCIATION , MEANING !
Colloids and precipitates are not really similar at all. Precipitates have already come out of solution and have separated from their solvent. The `particles` of colloids, on the other hand are still dispersed in liquid and do not settle out or precipitate. The difference between the two lies in their particle sizes. Precipitating particles are large enough to be more strongly affected by gravity than by the forces attempting to keep them suspended i.e. the collisions of other particles in the mixture/solution. Particles in a colloidal dispersion, however, are small enough for gravity to be less effective at causing deposition than the many collisions with molecules of the dispersing medium are at keeping them `afloat` - that is dispersed.
A solution is a homogeneous mixture.
Answer:D I had the same question but I figured it out. It is C. Colloids.
It is called the Tyndall effect.
As far as I can tell, yes, because the parts do not settle. There is nothing to settle into.
Particles cannot be filtered in Colloids but they can in Suspensions. The main difference is the particle size.
Colloids do not settle out; suspensions eventually do settle out. Particles in colloids are smaller than particles in suspensions.
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how are solutions suspensions and colloids alike
By its size
mixturesBy Mickey Rabie
* Mixtures contain two or more compounds.* Suspensions contain solids not soluble in liquids; dimensions are over 1 micrometer. Suspensions also exist in gases.* Colloids have dimensions between 100 nm an 1 micrometer.* Solutions are homogeneous mixtures, generally as liquids.
Particles cannot be filtered from colloids
The three mixtures are: Solutions, Suspensions and Colloids.
solutions, colloids and suspensions
they are able to scatter light
how are solutions suspensions and colloids alike
they are able to scatter light