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Milk is classified as a colloid because its particles:
Class 9 Science Chapter 1 Exploring Mixtures and their Separation MCQ Practice
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Chapter 1Exploring Mixtures and their Separation
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This chapter studies mixtures and methods of separation in greater depth. Students learn how mixtures differ from pure substances, how physical properties help in separation, and how practical separation techniques are used in laboratories, homes, and industries.
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Milk is commonly an example of:
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A mixture is transparent and appears uniform but shows Tyndall effect. It is likely a:
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A sample gives no residue on filtering, no settling, and no visible light path. It is most likely a:
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A solid changes straight to vapour on heating and reappears as crystals on a cool surface. The cooling change is:
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