what are the examples of suspension
Milk of Magnesia (Ugh).
paint,gel,lotions,shampoo,ink
House hold colloids
House hold colloids examples
Suspension is a type of heterogeneous mixture in which solid particles are dispersed in a liquid or gas, but they are larger and do not dissolve. Here are a few examples of suspensions:
1. Mud: Mud is a common suspension in which soil particles or clay are suspended in water. When left undisturbed, the particles settle at the bottom forming sediments.
2. Orange juice: If you leave a glass of fresh orange juice undisturbed, you may notice the pulp or tiny pieces of orange suspended in the liquid. These particles are insoluble and will settle down over time.
3. Paint: Paint is a suspension of pigment particles in a liquid medium. The solid pigments are evenly dispersed in the liquid binder, creating a smooth and consistent color mixture. When the paint dries, the liquid evaporates, leaving behind a solid pigment layer.
4. Dust: Dust particles, such as those found in the atmosphere or during sweeping, are suspended in the air. These particles are typically larger than the molecules of air and remain dispersed until they are settled or removed.
To identify suspensions, you can observe if the mixture appears cloudy or opaque, and if the solid particles settle down when left undisturbed. Additionally, you can use filtration techniques to separate the solid particles from the liquid or gas component.