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How will you differentiate between a suspension and a colloid? Give one example of each

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Detailed Solution

Suspensions have larger particles that settle on standing, while colloids have smaller particles that stay dispersed and show the Tyndall effect.

Key differences

PropertySuspensionColloid
Particle size> 1000 nm (visible under simple microscope)1–1000 nm (not seen easily)
SettlingSettles on standingDoes not settle easily
FiltrationParticles retained by filter paperPass through filter paper
Tyndall effectUsually weak or absentDistinctly present
AppearanceOften cloudy, separatesUniform, stable dispersion
ExamplesSand in water; muddy waterMilk; fog; starch sol
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