1. An experiment was conducted to create an iron hydroxide colloid by adding iron chloride to water, which turned the solution hazel colored, indicating the formation of an iron hydroxide colloid through condensation.
2. Starch flour was dispersed in water to create a colloid, seen by the white color of the filtrate. Adding iodine turned the solution purple, confirming the presence of a colloid.
3. When benzene and water were mixed, they separated into two immiscible layers due to their polar differences. Adding sodium oleate allowed the solutions to mix by forming an emulsion colloid.
1. An experiment was conducted to create an iron hydroxide colloid by adding iron chloride to water, which turned the solution hazel colored, indicating the formation of an iron hydroxide colloid through condensation.
2. Starch flour was dispersed in water to create a colloid, seen by the white color of the filtrate. Adding iodine turned the solution purple, confirming the presence of a colloid.
3. When benzene and water were mixed, they separated into two immiscible layers due to their polar differences. Adding sodium oleate allowed the solutions to mix by forming an emulsion colloid.
1. An experiment was conducted to create an iron hydroxide colloid by adding iron chloride to water, which turned the solution hazel colored, indicating the formation of an iron hydroxide colloid through condensation.
2. Starch flour was dispersed in water to create a colloid, seen by the white color of the filtrate. Adding iodine turned the solution purple, confirming the presence of a colloid.
3. When benzene and water were mixed, they separated into two immiscible layers due to their polar differences. Adding sodium oleate allowed the solutions to mix by forming an emulsion colloid.
Num Experiment Procedure Result of Experiment Assumption/ Conclusion . Reaction Exp Before After 1 - Aquades - FeCl3(aq) + Fe(OH)3 ia a colorless After we add colloid that 3H2O(l) → 10 drop of inclued a kind a FeCl3 became Fe(OH)3(aq) + sol. This - FeCl3 : Hazel colour experiment the Yellow 3HCl(aq) making of colloids by condensation 2 - Aquades : - After mix - The powder of To make a colloid Colorless starch flour starch flour can be done with - Starch flour : and aquades more refined dispersion. White the colour Than filtrate A Dispersion is how - Iod Solution become white after pound it to make colloids : yellow (filtrate A) -the filtrate B is by breaking large and more more turbid than particles into tiny turbid in ( filtrate A , cause particles, one them Filtrate B) we soft particle of by mechanical of use refined starch flour still grinding starch flour involved from - After filtrate filteritation B added iod - Filtrate B+ iod solution solution → purple became (base) purple colour 3 - After mix - Benzene cant Benzena as non - Benzena : benzend with mix with polar solution colorless aquades the aquades and H2O as - Aquades : colorless solution - Benzena: polar, so the - Na-Oleat : became two nonpolar, solution can’t colorless - NaOH : layer, still 2 aquades : polar mix. colorless layer, top of - Na-oleat can Na-oleat hasten layer (turbid) mix benzene separation and and in below with aquades NaOH mix all (colorless) - NaoH can mix solution. added benzene if Na- To make a NaOH, the Oleat fail mix colloid can be layer was them done with mixed be emulsiom homogen solution 4 - Aquades - Aquades+ The filtrate of Norit absorbs colorless sugar : this solution is impurities on brown pale colorless, cause - Sugar : dust - Sugar carbon adsorb sugar and norit white solution+ the colour absorbing the norit : black - Norit : black - After colour because heated : be the colour is 3 layer, on surface and given norit can bottom be more clear . (carbon) and in the middle was colorless - After filtered, the filtrate : colorless