Micelles (MEE-sells) are structures that can exist in these mixtures.
The stability of this type of mixture is explained by DLVO theory. They can be described as lyophobic (LIE-oh-FOE-bik) or lyophilic (LIE-oh-FILL-ik). They undergo flocculation, which is similar to precipitation, in solutions. Micelles (MEE-sells) are structures that can exist in these mixtures. They consist of a continuous and dispersed phase, and the Tyndall effect can be observed in them. Examples of this class of mixtures include aerosols and emulsions. For 10 points, name these mixtures of one substance dispersed in another, an example of which is milk.
The stability of this type of mixture is explained by DLVO theory.
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