One quantity exhibited by these substances can be measured by propagating an ultrasound wave and creating a namesake "vibration current."
One quantity exhibited by these substances can be measured by propagating an ultrasound wave and creating a namesake "vibration current." Opposite charge type and high charge number are the two conditions for the Schulze-Hardy rule for them. A theory of these substances has been modified to account for anomalies by taking into account their pair potential. One property possessed by them is measured at the radius of shear relative to the bulk medium. The stability of these substances is increased by peptization. They possess an electrical double layer and are described by DLVO theory. Flocculation is the disruption of these substances, which are scattered by light in the Tyndall effect. For 10 points, name these substances dispersed in other substances, such as sols and emulsions.
One quantity exhibited by these substances can be measured by propagating an ultrasound wave and creating a namesake "vibration current."
colloids 