These substances are stabilized by peptization and the electric potential at the double layer interfaces is defined as the zeta potential.
When the concentration of surfactant is greater than the CMC, and the Krafft temperature is exceeded, Micelles can form within these substances. These substances are stabilized by peptization and the electric potential at the double layer interfaces is defined as the zeta potential. Clumps of particles are formed during (*) flocculation in this class of substances, which reflect blue light by the Tyndall effect. Aerosols, gels, and emulsions are all subtypes of, for ten points, what substances in which particles are dispersed intermediately between suspensions and solutions, exemplified by milk?
When the concentration of surfactant is greater than the CMC, and the Krafft temperature is exceeded, Micelles can form within these substances.
colloids [prompt on “dispersions”, accept aerosols, gels, or emulsions before mention] &lt;RP&gt;