- What is a type of suspension that does not settle out under . . . - Socratic
And a colloid is a mixture of particles of two or more substances that are finely dispersed in each other Colloids can include gels, sols, and emulsions and the particles cannot be separated by mechanical means such as filtration or by the action of a centrifuge A common example of a colloid is mayonnaise or hollandaise sauce (yum)
- Question #e0777 - Socratic
Here's how you could do that You can make calcium carbonate, "CaCO"_3, by passing carbon dioxide, "CO"_2, through a solution of calcium hydroxide, "Ca"("OH")_2 Calcium oxide, "CaO", which is sometimes referred to as quicklime, will react with water to form calcium hydroxide, or slacked lime "CaO"_ ((s)) + "H"_ 2"O"_ ((l)) -> "Ca"("OH")_ (2(s)) The resulting solution of calcium hydroxide is
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