To understand the difference between a crystalloidal and a colloidal solution, one should remember that the forces which keep the solute particles in solution are roughly as follows: (a) Inherent movement of the solute particles, i.e., their diffusibility. (b) Inherent movement of the solvent molecules which continuously dash against the solute particles and thus help […]
Crystalloidal and a Colloidal Solution: Difference | Colloids | Biology
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In this article we will discuss about:- 1. Properties of Colloids 2. Separation of Colloids 3. Examples. Properties of Colloids: Some of the properties of colloids are as follows: i. Brownian Movement: Due to the impact of the solvent molecules, the colloid particles are continuously moving about. ii. Faraday-Tyndall Phenomenon (Optical Phenomenon): When a beam […]
Colloids: Subject-Matter, Preparation and Tests
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In this article we will discuss about:- 1. Subject-Matter of Colloids 2. Preparation of different types of Colloidal Systems 3. Tests. Subject-Matter of Colloids: The term ‘Colloid’ was first proposed by Thomas Graham to represent the heterogeneous mixture of suspended particles in a dispersion medium. The particles of colloidal dimension range in size from 1 […]
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