what kind of mixture is not an exampleof a suspensio a solution b water c colloids d suspension
Answer (1)
Answer:a. solutionA suspension is a mixture where solid particles are spread throughout a liquid but will eventually settle if left undisturbed (e.g., sand in water).A solution is not a suspension because the particles are completely dissolved and will not settle (e.g., salt in water).Water alone is a pure substance, not a mixture.Colloids have particles that don’t settle out, but they are closer to suspensions than solutions.
