Question 9 Which of the following DOES NOT define a gel? O a. it is connected at the point known as junction zones O b.it is a 3-D network of interconnected molecules joined by covalent interactions O.it is in a semi-solid state O d. it entraps liquid in the spaces between junction points

Question 9 Which of the following DOES NOT define a gel? O a. it is connected at the point known as junction zones O b.it is a 3-D network of interconnected molecules joined by covalent interactions O.it is in a semi-solid state O d. it entraps liquid in the spaces between junction points

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