Chemistry, 25.10.2021 14:00, gtsaeg260

Mit Terms:
immiscible
miscible
unstable mixture
pts (0.0%)
limited stability through an
emulsifier
slightly miscible
stable mixture
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SOLUTIONS, SUSPENSIONS, AND EMULSIONS
SOLUTIONS
SUSPENSIONS
EMULSIONS
No surfactant
Small particles
Usually clear
No surfactant
Larger particles
Usually cloudy
Surfactant
Largest particles
Usually a solid color
Example: solution of
hydrogen peroxide
Example: calamine
lotion
Example: shampoos
and conditioners
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immiscible
miscible
unstable mixture
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limited stability through an
emulsifie

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Mit Terms:
immiscible
miscible
unstable mixture
pts (0.0%)
limited s...