An unknown substance in a container is a single phase and the components were not separated using an ordinary filter paper. Under a microscope, only a transparent liquid is visible. What is the most likely classification of this unknown substance? * Emulsion Solution Suspension Colloid

An unknown substance in a container is a single phase and the components were not separated using an ordinary filter paper. Under a microscope, only a transparent liquid is visible. What is the most likely classification of this unknown substance? * Emulsion Solution Suspension Colloid

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Chapter82: Physical Constants Of Liquids: The Boiling Point And Density

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An unknown substance in a container is a single phase and the components were
not separated using an ordinary filter paper. Under a microscope, only a
transparent liquid is visible. What is the most likely classification of this unknown
substance? *
Emulsion
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Suspension
Colloid

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