Classify the types of
colloids as:
Sols Emulsions
Forms Aerosols
Quarter 1: Lesson 10
MARICHU P. UBINA
San Clemente Integrated School
ENGAGEMENT:
Drill: Read the ff. words.
Emulsifying agents Perfume Spray
Stabilize the emulsions Whipped cream
Broth on a glass
Artificial Aerosol
Stable emulsions
Cod-liver oil
Soap lather
Styrofoam
Presentation of output by group:
Colloid Preparation A. Title of
Colloid Preparation
B. Materials
C. Write up of the preparation
Today we will study the types of
colloids and classify them.
EXPLORATION
1. Group activity: Group the class
into four and do the Shopping
Activity.
2. Recall the standards to follow
when doing the activity.
3. Distribute the activity cards.
Activity 1: Classify the types of
colloids.
Paint, ink, muddy water,
blood, pearl, clear glass
Procedure:
1. Prepare the materials assigned before the class.
2. Group the materials as: a. Solid dispersed in solid:
Pearls, opal, colored glass b. Solids dispersed in
liquid: Paint, muddy water, blood or pigmented
ink.
3. Describe the appearance of colloids and give the
importance.
4. Fill up the chart below.
Colloids Appearance Importance
Activity 2 Classify the types of
colloids. )
1. Milk, mayonnaise, facial cream,
ointment, paint
Procedure:
1. Prepare the materials assigned before the class.
2. Describe the characteristics of this type of
colloid.
3. Fill up the chart
Colloids Appearance Importance
Ac tivity 3 Classify the types of
colloids.
Materials:
Insecticide, perfume spray, spray paint,
pictures of cloud and fog
Procedure:
1. Prepare the materials assigned to your group.
2. Describe the appearance of these type of colloids.
3. How can these materials be useful to man?
4. Fill up the chart below.
Colloids Appearance Importance
Activity 3. Classify the types of
colloids
Materials:
Cake icing, whipped cream,
Styrofoam, soap lather, froth of
beer
Procedure:
1. Describe the appearance of the colloids.
2. Tell the importance of these colloid material
3. Fill up the chart below
Colloids appearance importance
Activity 4: Classify the types of
colloids
Materials:
Jelly ace, gelatin (cooked), shoe polish,
silica gel
Procedure:
1. Describe the appearance of the colloids
2. Tell the importance of these colloids.
3. Fill up the chart below.
Colloids appearance importance
EXPLANATION
Posting / reporting
activity result by group
How are the colloids classified?
(according to types)
What are the types of colloid?
Do colloids have the same
appearance?
Are there colloids environment
friendly?
ELABORATION
A sol is a solid dispersed in either solid or a
liquid. Examples of solid sols (solid
dispersed in solid) are opal, pearls, and other
colored glass like stained glass. Examples of
solid dispersed in liquid are blood, paints,
gum, muddy water, and some forms of
pigment ink.
An emulsion is a liquid dispersed in either a liquid or
solid. Examples of emulsions are milk, codliver oil,
butter, mayonnaise, and most ointments and creams used
in medicines and cosmetics. The components of an
emulsion usually do not mix. An emulsifying agent is
mixed to form a stable emulsion. Mayonnaise, for
example, is a mixture of oil in lemon or vinegar with egg
yolks as an emulsifying agent to stabilize the emulsion.
Fresh milk is usually homogenized to reduce the size of
the fat particles and prevent the separation of an oily
upper layer of cream from the colloidal suspension of
protein.
Aerosols are suspensions of liquid or
solid particles in a gas. Clouds and
fog are natural aerosols, which
consist of water droplets dispersed in
air. Dusty air and smoke are aerosols,
too. Insecticides, perfume spray,
spray paint are artificial aerosols
dispersed in the air.
Foams are colloids which consist of gas
dispersed in liquid (liquid foams) or
solid (solid foams). Whipped cream,
froth on a glass on a beer, and soap
lather are liquid foams. Styrofoam,
pumice, yeast bread, and cake icing are
solid foams.
Gels are colloids which consist of liquid
dispersed in solid. Your favorite gelatin
dessert is a gel’ another example is silica
gel. Silica gel is placed in small
packages in packets of medicines and
vitamin pills to keep them dry. Shoe
polish, jellies, and jam are gels.
Generalization:
What are the types of colloids?
How are they important to man?
Valuing
Artificial aerosols are not environment-
friendly. These products contain
chlorofluorocarbons (CFC) which
destroy the ozone layer. Are you using
artificial aerosols frequently? What
should you do to help in protecting the
ozone layer?
Application
Write one example of colloid in
each type and give the importance.
Follow the given example.
(Printed by the teacher)
EVALUATION
Classify the colloid materials written
inside the box according to their
types.
Insecticides Milk
Gelatin Smoke
Mayonnaise Jam
Pearl Paint
ASSESSMENT:
Classify the following colloid materials according to their
types. Write your answers in the correct column.
Mayonnaise (Emulsion)
Milk (Emulsion)
Soap lather (Foams)
Paint (Sol)
Toothpaste (Emulsion)
Opal/pearls (Sol)
Whipped cream (Foams)
Blood (Sol)
Perfume spray (Aerosols)
Silica gel (Gel)
Assignment
1. Name the types of colloids and
give examples for each type.
2. Tell the importance of each type.
B. Group yourselves into three. Make
a research on the recipe of Gulaman.
