HomeWhat is the difference between a solution colloid suspension and a hydrate?
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Answered 2015-08-21 20:53:56
Solution: it is a homogeneous mixture and doesn't contain any solid particles.
Colloid: contain particles, dimensions 1 to 1 000 nm.
Suspension: contain particles larger than 1 000 nm which has the ability to settle in time.
Hydrate: it is a compound containing water in its crystalline structure.
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