Colloid originates from the Greek word kolla, which means glue and the suffix -oid, which means to resemble. Colloids are mixtures whose solutes are so small that they cannot be separated by normal means, hence the glue appellation.
When referred to as glue-like, colloid is a thick gelatinous material usually found in the thyroid. From the chemistry viewpoint a colloid is a mixture in which very small particles of one substance is dispersed evenly throughout another substance.
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An example of a liquid-liquid colloid is milk, which is a mixture of fat globules dispersed in water.
Nearly all rock consists of mixtures of minerals.
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Mixtures do not have chemical names. In fact the individual ingredients in the powder are themselves complex mixtures.
Imagine you are an industrial chemist.part of your job is to think of new and interesting mixtures that your company can make.Using the following list of substances and their properties,name 3 mixtures that you could make,inventing a name and use for each one.Also decide whether it will be a heterogeneous mixtures or a solution.
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Homogeneous mixtures, like salt water or air, are mixtures that stay mixed because the particles are evenly distributed throughout the mixture. This results in a uniform composition and consistent properties throughout.