DIFFERENT TYPES

OF COLLOIDS

ARMINA P. MARIANO
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A SOLUTION is a HOMOGENEOUS
mixture. It contains solutes and
solvent. When you look at a
solution, it is not possible to
distinguish a solute from a
solvent
MIXTURE

FOOD

MEDICINE

INDUSTRIAL MATERIALS
DIFFERENT TYPES OF
COLLOIDS
COLLOIDS
are one of the primary
types of mixtures. It is a
type of mixture in which
solid or liquid particles
are dispersed uniformly
throughout a gas, liquid
or solid
COLLOIDS
particles maybe seen
in a beam of light such as
dust in air and shaft of
sunlight. Blood, whipped
cream and fog are
example of colloids.
 To be classified as
colloid, the substance in
dispersed phase must be
larger than the sized of a
molecules but smaller
than what can be seen
with the naked eye.
DISPERSED PHASE
The component which
is typically present in
relatively small amount.
DISPERSION MEDIUM
The substance or the
solution throughout
which particulate is
dispersed.
 Colloid creates a
TYNDALL EFFECT, it is
the effect of light
scattering in colloidal
dispersion, if no light is
shown, then it is used to
determine whether a
mixture is a true solution
or a colloid
 Types of Colloids
a. SOL
is a colloidal
suspension with solid
particles in a liquid.
example
 Types of Colloids
b. EMULSION
formed between two
liquids.
example
 Types of Colloids
c. FOAM
is formed when many
gas particles are
trapped in a liquid.
example
 Types of Colloids
d. AEROSOL
contains small particles
of liquid or solid
dispersed in a gas.
 Types of Aerosol
a. Liquid Aerosol
-liquid dispersed in a gas.
example
 Types of Aerosol
b. Solid Aerosol
-solid dispersed in a gas.
example
Arrange the jumbled letters to get the
correct answer

SIONEMUL
EMULSION
Arrange the jumbled letters to get the
correct answer

LCOLOID
COLLOID
Arrange the jumbled letters to get the
correct answer

AMOF
FOAM
Arrange the jumbled letters to get the
correct answer

OLS
SOL
Identify if the following is a colloid
or not. Write C if is a Colloid and
NC it is not.

C Gelatin
___1.
C Mayonnaise
___2.
NC
___3. Soft Drinks
NC
___4. Vinegar
C
___5. Smog
Activity Time!
What is the dispersed
phase?

What is the dispersed

medium?
What have you observed when the
source of light was pointed through
a colloid?

The beam of light

is visible
 What
phenomenon
is shown in
the activity?

TYNDALL EFFECT
TRUE
FALSE
Fog is an example
of Aerosol

TRUE
Colloid is not a
mixture

False
Bubbles are
example of foam

TRUE
Emulsion, Sol,
Foam and Aerosol
are type of
colloids

TRUE
Tyndall effect is
used to determine
whether a mixture
is a true solution
or a colloid
TRUE
I learned that…..

colloids is a type
the ___________
of mixture in which solid
or liquid particles are
dispersed uniformly
throughout a gas, liquid
or solid.
Four types of Colloids
1. SOL
2. EMULSION
3. FOAM
4. AEROSOL
 What phenomenon is
created when the
dispersed of colloid
particles scatter light?

TYNDALL
EFFECT
What is the dispersing
medium of a smoke

GAS
Which of the following is
an example of a colloid?
What phenomenon occur
when dispersed colloid
particles scattered light?
a. TYNDALL EFFECT
b. Shaft effect
c. Miscible
d. Immiscible
What example of colloid
has dispersed solid
particles in gas?
a. Milk
b. Smoke
c. Gelatin
d. Whipped cream
What is the most abundant
particle in a colloid?

a. Dispersing Medium
b. Dispersing phases
c. Miscible
d. Immiscible
Why is milk categorized as
emulsion?
a.

b.
c.
d.