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Soap lather is an example of a foam colloid. In this type of colloid, gas bubbles are dispersed in a liquid, typically water, which is stabilized by soap molecules. The soap reduces the surface tension of the water, allowing air to be trapped and form a stable foam. This property makes soap lather effective for cleaning, as it can lift and trap dirt and oils.

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