Question

what is an example of a colloid? gasoline windshield wiper fluid salad dressing milk what is an example of a suspension? gasoline milk mud in water coffee what is an example of a solution? gasoline milk salad dressing oil

Explanation:

A colloid has dispersed particles that do not settle out. Milk has tiny fat and protein globules dispersed in water, making it a colloid. A suspension has larger particles that settle over time, like mud in water where dirt particles settle. A solution is a homogeneous mixture at the molecular - ion level, and gasoline is a mixture of hydrocarbons in a homogeneous state.

Answer:

1. D. milk
2. C. mud in water
3. A. gasoline