Types of Colloids Dispersed Material Dispersed in Gas Dispersed in Liquid Dispersed in Solid Gas (bubbles) Not possible Foams: soda pop; whipped cream; beaten egg whites Solid foams: plaster; pumice Liquid (droplets) Fogs: mist; clouds; hair sprays Emulsions: milk; blood; mayonnaise butter...
LiquidGasAerosolFog, Mist, Cloud, Insecticide Sprays GasSolidSolidPumice Stone, Foam Rubber GasLiquidFoamFroth, Whipped Cream, Soap Lather Properties of Emulsions Emulsions are both continuous and dispersed, with the boundary coming between the phases that are called “interface”. ...
All aromatic compounds show aromaticity. The term aromaticity is used to describe a property of a cyclic, planar molecule with a ring of resonance bonds that exhibits more stability than other geometric or connective arrangements with the same set of atoms. The word aromaticity comes from the w...