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Milk is an example of a colloid of the type
A
liquid dispersed in liquid (emulsion)
B
solid dispersed in liquid (sol)
C
gas dispersed in liquid (foam)
D
liquid dispersed in solid (gel)
Answer: A
Milk consists of fat droplets dispersed in water. A liquid dispersed in a liquid is an emulsion, so milk is an emulsion of the oil-in-water type.
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