Which of the following statements about colloids is FALSE?
(1 Point)
a. A colloid contains pa...
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Which of the following statements about colloids is FALSE?
(1 Point)
a. A colloid contains particles smaller than those in a suspension but larger than those in a solution.
b. A colloid does not settle out, because the particles are constantly tossed about by the movement of the liquid
particles.
c. A colloid is not a true solution.
d. A mixture of sand and water is an example of a colloid.
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