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WORKING I
1) What is the difference between a lyophillic colloid and a lyophobic colloid?
A lyophillic colloid is a “solvent liking” 1 phase system. If the dispersion medium is water the colloid will be polar
eg. protein+H2O
A lyophobic colloid is a “solvent hating” 2 phase system. The colloid will either be non-polar or completely insoluble
eg. mineral particles in mud.