Complete the following table of the differing types of colloidal dispersions by filling all empty cells. Some cells have been filled for you. DispersedPhaseDispersedMediumExample(s)N/ANameGasGasN/AGasFogSolidSolid AerosolGasLiquidEmulsionMilk, MoyannaiseSolidLiquidSolidSolid FoamLiquidOpal, PearlSolidSolid

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Complete the following table of the differing types of colloidal dispersions by filling all empty cells. Some cells have been filled for you.

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Dispersed
Medium
Example(s)
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Name
Gas
Gas
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Gas
Fog
Solid
Solid Aerosol
Gas
Liquid
Emulsion
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Liquid
Solid
Solid Foam
Liquid
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