Cornmeal will mix with water to form a
A) true solution
B) colloidal dispersion
C) coarse suspension
D) inanimate solution
E) animate solution
Cornmeal will mix with water to form a
THE CORRECT ANSWER IS C) COURSE SUSPENSION
EXPLANATION
The cornstarch or cornmeal contain solid particles which are sufficient for sedimentation. That is, these solid particles do not dissolve in water, but they get suspended throughout the solvent. Therefore, these solid particles seem to be floating in the medium.
In simple words, the solid particles get dispersed throughout in the fluid. When these particles are left undisturbed, they settle at the bottom causing sedimentation.
Where as in a colloidal solution, the particles are smaller and do not settle down.
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