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Emulsoid vs. Suspensoid: Key Differences by SUNSHINE A. ACUESTA is a document available to read on EtoBox.
1. The document describes an experiment on colloids involving the preparation and testing of an emulsoid (gelatin) and suspensoid (ferric chloride). 2. The two types of colloids differ in their affinity for solvents, ability to form permanent foam, precipitation with electrolytes, and reversibility. 3. Various tests were conducted on the colloids including foam formation, precipitation with electrolytes, reversibility with magnesium sulfate, and precipitation with monovalent and bivalent ion solutions.
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- SUNSHINE A. ACUESTA
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- EN