As milk and milk of magnesia are both colloid, how are they different?

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As milk and milk of magnesia are both colloid, how are they different?​

Sophia · Answer

Answer:   milk of magnesia [chemically Mg(OH)₂] is an example for colloid. It is a solid-in-liquid type colloid, which makes it under the category Sol.

Liliana · Answer

Answer:    milk of magnesia [chemically Mg(OH)₂] is an example for colloid. It is a solid-in-liquid type colloid, which makes it under the category Sol.    Explanation:    Hope   this   may   help   you

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