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A colloid has properties that are intermediate between those of a true solution and a suspension. Colloids have particles that are larger than the particles of a true solution but are smaller than those of a suspension. Between these extremes dispersed particles that are large than molecules, but not so large that the components of the mixture separate under the influence of gravity. These intermediate types of dispersions are called colloidal dispersion, or simply colloids. Colloids form the dividing line between solution and heterogeneous mixtures.
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Colloids or colloidal solutions are milk, ink, blood, toothpaste, starch solution, air (containing dust), clouds, mist (dispersion of water droplets in air), smoke and jellies. A colloid is usually translucent or opaque.



