For 10 points, the Tyndall effect describes scattering off of the particles in what kind of mixtures, in which one substance is microscopically dispersed throughout another?
The interaction between two particles in one of these substances can be modeled as the sum of the repulsive double-layer electric force and the van der Waals force. They stabilize in a process called peptization and destabilize in a process called flocculation. Classifications of these substances include foams, aerosols, and gels, depending on the states of the continuous and dispersed phases. For 10 points, the Tyndall effect describes scattering off of the particles in what kind of mixtures, in which one substance is microscopically dispersed throughout another?
The interaction between two particles in one of these substances can be modeled as the sum of the repulsive double-layer electric force and the van der Waals force.
colloids [do not accept more specific answers]