. A colloid is: a. made from one state of matter suspended in another. b. a solute is mixed in a solution c. filled with bubbles and particles. d. a pure substance
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The correct answer is **a. made from one state of matter suspended in another.**
A colloid is a mixture where fine particles of one substance are dispersed in another substance, and these particles do not settle out of the mixture. Examples of colloids include milk, fog, and mayonnaise.
A colloid is a mixture where fine particles of one substance are dispersed in another substance, and these particles do not settle out of the mixture. Examples of colloids include milk, fog, and mayonnaise.
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Yes, I am sure. A colloid is indeed defined as a mixture in which one substance (the dispersed phase) is evenly distributed and suspended in another substance (the continuous phase). This fits best with option **a. made from one state of matter suspended in another.**
To clarify the other options:
- **b. a solute is mixed in a solution** refers more specifically to a solution, not a colloid.
- **c. filled with bubbles and particles** is too vague and not accurate in defining a colloid.
- **d. a pure substance** is incorrect, as a colloid is a mixture, not a pure substance.
If you have further questions or discussions about colloids, feel free to ask!
To clarify the other options:
- **b. a solute is mixed in a solution** refers more specifically to a solution, not a colloid.
- **c. filled with bubbles and particles** is too vague and not accurate in defining a colloid.
- **d. a pure substance** is incorrect, as a colloid is a mixture, not a pure substance.
If you have further questions or discussions about colloids, feel free to ask!
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