can someone give me 5 examples of solutions that we use everyday?
Q. i know that solution are everywhere but i just can't think of any right now. can someone help? could someone also give me some examples of suspensions?
Asked by leenie - Tue Jan 15 19:13:55 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Solutions: Honey Vodka Lemonade Non-cloudy beer Washing up liquid Suspensions Blood Paint Milk Some inks Fat in the alimentary canal...
Answered by Sciman - Wed Jan 16 07:42:55 2008
Q. i know that solution are everywhere but i just can't think of any right now. can someone help? could someone also give me some examples of suspensions?
Asked by leenie - Tue Jan 15 19:13:55 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Solutions: Honey Vodka Lemonade Non-cloudy beer Washing up liquid Suspensions Blood Paint Milk Some inks Fat in the alimentary canal...
Answered by Sciman - Wed Jan 16 07:42:55 2008
give an example of parenteral suspension dosage form, marketed.?
Q. related to pharmaceutics.
Asked by The Prabhdeep - Fri Aug 18 13:13:03 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Benzatinic penicllin is a small volume parenteral suspension, Procaine penicillin is parenteral solution.
Answered by Guillermo S - Fri Aug 18 13:28:24 2006
Q. related to pharmaceutics.
Asked by The Prabhdeep - Fri Aug 18 13:13:03 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Benzatinic penicllin is a small volume parenteral suspension, Procaine penicillin is parenteral solution.
Answered by Guillermo S - Fri Aug 18 13:28:24 2006
Describe a colloid and state the difference between it and a suspension. Give one example of a colloid.?
Q. help please! I looked it up, but it confused me. If someone could explain it instead of just telling me the answer, that would be great!
Asked by I HarryPotter/Twilight/MyBffJenn - Sat Jan 12 01:49:47 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Colloids are particles larger than those found in a solution but smaller than those in a suspension. The basic difference between a colloid and a suspension is the diamater of the particles dispersed. Colloids are generally 1 to 5 nanometers while suspensions are usually 1000 nanometers. Colloids are usually harder to detect / see with the naked eye or microscope for this reason. Whipped cream is one of my favorite examples of a colloid. Also gelatin, butter, smoke, and fog are examples. Dust in air is an example of a suspension. Hope this helps a tad : )!
Answered by tofergo - Sat Jan 12 02:07:19 2008
Q. help please! I looked it up, but it confused me. If someone could explain it instead of just telling me the answer, that would be great!
Asked by I HarryPotter/Twilight/MyBffJenn - Sat Jan 12 01:49:47 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Colloids are particles larger than those found in a solution but smaller than those in a suspension. The basic difference between a colloid and a suspension is the diamater of the particles dispersed. Colloids are generally 1 to 5 nanometers while suspensions are usually 1000 nanometers. Colloids are usually harder to detect / see with the naked eye or microscope for this reason. Whipped cream is one of my favorite examples of a colloid. Also gelatin, butter, smoke, and fog are examples. Dust in air is an example of a suspension. Hope this helps a tad : )!
Answered by tofergo - Sat Jan 12 02:07:19 2008
Suspension?
Q. What are some examples of Suspension in chemisty? Thanks!
Asked by Mikki - Wed May 23 16:59:34 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Ocean, Quicksand, Soup(?).
Answered by Brian A - Wed May 23 17:04:16 2007
Q. What are some examples of Suspension in chemisty? Thanks!
Asked by Mikki - Wed May 23 16:59:34 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Ocean, Quicksand, Soup(?).
Answered by Brian A - Wed May 23 17:04:16 2007
footballplayers that dive.....should fifa give such players an automatic 3 match suspension?
Q. All i can say is that sport should be sport and that there should be no place on the pitch for divers.If FIFA had the balls (forgive the pun) to send off and suspend a few of the top players and make an example of them i believe the others would quickly learn not to cheat...martin in dublin
Asked by SPEAK UP WAKE UP - Tue Aug 15 11:12:10 2006 - - 6 Answers - 1 Comments
A. i strongly agree that players who dives will automatically be red carded & suspended for 3 matches. there's no place for divers here!!!
Answered by foongwk140804 - Tue Aug 15 11:27:00 2006
Q. All i can say is that sport should be sport and that there should be no place on the pitch for divers.If FIFA had the balls (forgive the pun) to send off and suspend a few of the top players and make an example of them i believe the others would quickly learn not to cheat...martin in dublin
Asked by SPEAK UP WAKE UP - Tue Aug 15 11:12:10 2006 - - 6 Answers - 1 Comments
A. i strongly agree that players who dives will automatically be red carded & suspended for 3 matches. there's no place for divers here!!!
Answered by foongwk140804 - Tue Aug 15 11:27:00 2006
what are some examples of suspension mixtures?
Q. one example is italian dressing
Asked by Shannon J - Tue Aug 28 16:51:24 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Some other examples would be fine sand in water Paint Dust in air droplets of oil in air oil and water cyanide plating solutions is usually a cyanide solution with metal
Answered by scott k - Tue Aug 28 17:12:26 2007
Q. one example is italian dressing
Asked by Shannon J - Tue Aug 28 16:51:24 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Some other examples would be fine sand in water Paint Dust in air droplets of oil in air oil and water cyanide plating solutions is usually a cyanide solution with metal
Answered by scott k - Tue Aug 28 17:12:26 2007
What happens to players salaries during suspension?
Q. I understand a players salary is "forfeited" during a suspension. For example, supposedly Manny Ramirez is losing $7.7 million during this 50 game ban. But, what happens to that money? It would seem odd for the team to keep it, because they could just use it to sign another player - Not to mention, they would likely root for suspensions in such a case, if a player was under performing and they could get out of paying him! Then again, the league shouldn't necessarily get the money. What do they need all that for? Any ideas?
Asked by diederich21 - Thu May 28 21:53:13 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Usually it's part of their contract that if they are suspended for any reason they do, in fact, forfeit that portion of the salary. The money is usually retained by the franchise. As to any disbursement of the funds, it would be up to management to decide. Sometimes a portion is given to the "Retired Players Fund". For those who played long before free agency came into play. These players did not make very much money playing in the majors and had to supplement their incomes with off season jobs.
Answered by The Mick "7" - Thu May 28 22:06:30 2009
Q. I understand a players salary is "forfeited" during a suspension. For example, supposedly Manny Ramirez is losing $7.7 million during this 50 game ban. But, what happens to that money? It would seem odd for the team to keep it, because they could just use it to sign another player - Not to mention, they would likely root for suspensions in such a case, if a player was under performing and they could get out of paying him! Then again, the league shouldn't necessarily get the money. What do they need all that for? Any ideas?
Asked by diederich21 - Thu May 28 21:53:13 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Usually it's part of their contract that if they are suspended for any reason they do, in fact, forfeit that portion of the salary. The money is usually retained by the franchise. As to any disbursement of the funds, it would be up to management to decide. Sometimes a portion is given to the "Retired Players Fund". For those who played long before free agency came into play. These players did not make very much money playing in the majors and had to supplement their incomes with off season jobs.
Answered by The Mick "7" - Thu May 28 22:06:30 2009
Of the following, the one that is not an example of a suspension is?
Q. sugar water milk milk of magnesia sand in water
Asked by lost in translation - Tue Dec 15 09:43:35 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. sugar water, it's a solution, not a suspension.
Answered by Tom - Tue Dec 15 09:57:19 2009
Q. sugar water milk milk of magnesia sand in water
Asked by lost in translation - Tue Dec 15 09:43:35 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. sugar water, it's a solution, not a suspension.
Answered by Tom - Tue Dec 15 09:57:19 2009
a sumbeam is an example of an element, a solution, a suspension, or the tyndall effect?
Q. i need to know
Asked by Manu Ginobili - Tue Sep 18 20:45:39 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A sun beam is an example of a colloidal mixture which exhibit tyndall effect.
Answered by prettychem - Tue Sep 18 20:53:50 2007
Q. i need to know
Asked by Manu Ginobili - Tue Sep 18 20:45:39 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A sun beam is an example of a colloidal mixture which exhibit tyndall effect.
Answered by prettychem - Tue Sep 18 20:53:50 2007
Can a mixture be both a suspension and a solution?
Q. For example, if you mix salt into water, but the salt isn't completely dissolved, would that be a solution, suspension, or both? Please give detailed answers, I'm studying for a test!
Asked by jojo y - Wed Sep 24 20:16:05 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What you have described is a saturated solution. Another example is salad dressing. The vinegar is a solution of acetic acid in water. When you add the olive oil and shake it up, the oil is in suspension. Thus the mixture consists of both a solution and a suspension.
Answered by scottsdalehigh64 - Wed Sep 24 20:34:02 2008
Q. For example, if you mix salt into water, but the salt isn't completely dissolved, would that be a solution, suspension, or both? Please give detailed answers, I'm studying for a test!
Asked by jojo y - Wed Sep 24 20:16:05 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What you have described is a saturated solution. Another example is salad dressing. The vinegar is a solution of acetic acid in water. When you add the olive oil and shake it up, the oil is in suspension. Thus the mixture consists of both a solution and a suspension.
Answered by scottsdalehigh64 - Wed Sep 24 20:34:02 2008
How can you identify a material as a solution, a suspension, or a colloid?
Q. Like for example: Italian Salad Dressing What is the material a solution, a suspension or a colloid and why?
Asked by Very Helpful - Mon Oct 19 21:57:15 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Like for example: Italian Salad Dressing What is the material a solution, a suspension or a colloid and why?
Asked by Very Helpful - Mon Oct 19 21:57:15 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
How do you stop employees from taking advantage of an attendance policy?
Q. At my work we are fighting to get a attendance policy in writting. People are being written up after some miss 3 days some 2 and some even 4 days. We want to make sure everyone is getting the same treatment, with writeups/suspensions. I can see the companys point, (use this as an example) If they tell everyone that they can call in 2 days in a 4 month period and not get introuble, people will take advantage of it because there is no disciplinary action. Anyone have any suggestions? This is extremely important for me to find an answer. Also the company I work for says they are using an attendance policy they just do not want anyone to know the specifics of it ie...days missed with no action/days missed with writeup/days missed… [cont.]
Asked by sheltz32tt - Sun Sep 3 12:17:04 2006 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First of all, every company should have a formal attendance policy, in writing, that management, employees and human resources can consult when in doubt regarding absenteeism. Policies pertaining to attaendance are part of the company's larger set of policies, and the details of any company policy should be available to all staff. The company knows this - they cannot refuse to disclose their policies and then attempt disciplinary action for a breach of policy. Even when company policies exist, managers are often allowed to use their own discretion with regard to enforcement. Rarely are individual managers' policies more liberal than the company policy, they tend to be a little more strict. Regardless, managerial discretion is where… [cont.]
Answered by nyboxers73 - Sun Sep 3 12:41:42 2006
Q. At my work we are fighting to get a attendance policy in writting. People are being written up after some miss 3 days some 2 and some even 4 days. We want to make sure everyone is getting the same treatment, with writeups/suspensions. I can see the companys point, (use this as an example) If they tell everyone that they can call in 2 days in a 4 month period and not get introuble, people will take advantage of it because there is no disciplinary action. Anyone have any suggestions? This is extremely important for me to find an answer. Also the company I work for says they are using an attendance policy they just do not want anyone to know the specifics of it ie...days missed with no action/days missed with writeup/days missed… [cont.]
Asked by sheltz32tt - Sun Sep 3 12:17:04 2006 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First of all, every company should have a formal attendance policy, in writing, that management, employees and human resources can consult when in doubt regarding absenteeism. Policies pertaining to attaendance are part of the company's larger set of policies, and the details of any company policy should be available to all staff. The company knows this - they cannot refuse to disclose their policies and then attempt disciplinary action for a breach of policy. Even when company policies exist, managers are often allowed to use their own discretion with regard to enforcement. Rarely are individual managers' policies more liberal than the company policy, they tend to be a little more strict. Regardless, managerial discretion is where… [cont.]
Answered by nyboxers73 - Sun Sep 3 12:41:42 2006
Do Yahoo take suspension appeals more seriously than other appeals?
Q. And is it true that they don't really read your appeal and they just review your account? And is it true that if you have been suspended before on the same account but the appeals have been successful, it affects your account? For example, if you have been suspended and had appealed succesfully, does that suspension notice go towards a further suspension or does it just disappear when you appeal? Please, I need proper answers. Do not copy and paste from the Yahoo database to answer the question because most of the time it doesn't.
Asked by UWS - Fri Jun 19 15:27:30 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Two sucessful appeals , one came straight after the other ,however since then I have got more violations without suspention , I myself think the nature of the offence determines weather or not you get suspended , for example a violation on the grounds someone did not like you oppinion would be a lot easyier to argue then a violation leading to suspention because of a racist comment
Answered by Max Power says relax - Fri Jun 19 15:36:06 2009
Q. And is it true that they don't really read your appeal and they just review your account? And is it true that if you have been suspended before on the same account but the appeals have been successful, it affects your account? For example, if you have been suspended and had appealed succesfully, does that suspension notice go towards a further suspension or does it just disappear when you appeal? Please, I need proper answers. Do not copy and paste from the Yahoo database to answer the question because most of the time it doesn't.
Asked by UWS - Fri Jun 19 15:27:30 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Two sucessful appeals , one came straight after the other ,however since then I have got more violations without suspention , I myself think the nature of the offence determines weather or not you get suspended , for example a violation on the grounds someone did not like you oppinion would be a lot easyier to argue then a violation leading to suspention because of a racist comment
Answered by Max Power says relax - Fri Jun 19 15:36:06 2009
How to win an unemployment appeal for misconduct.?
Q. My girl friend recently lost her job due to misconduct. Having knowledge and coming off suspension for the same thing 2 months ago enforcing company policy as a dealer. What can she do to overturn this decision. Are there any examples of unemployment appeal letters for misconduct such as hers on the web?
Asked by Stephanie - Sat Dec 19 06:55:04 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Very unlikely to overturn a decision, specially if she just came off suspension. It would have been much easier to overturn the decision if she was fired on the first offense.
Answered by Burt - Sun Dec 20 01:41:25 2009
Q. My girl friend recently lost her job due to misconduct. Having knowledge and coming off suspension for the same thing 2 months ago enforcing company policy as a dealer. What can she do to overturn this decision. Are there any examples of unemployment appeal letters for misconduct such as hers on the web?
Asked by Stephanie - Sat Dec 19 06:55:04 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Very unlikely to overturn a decision, specially if she just came off suspension. It would have been much easier to overturn the decision if she was fired on the first offense.
Answered by Burt - Sun Dec 20 01:41:25 2009
Who is responsiblte for vehicle damage that results from an unmarked road hazard?
Q. For example, I did several hundred dollars damage to my suspension when I hit a severe dip in the road. I was going the speed limit, and there were no signs. Last night, I did another several hundred dollars damage to my tires and rims when I hit a curb that was installed in the middle of the road with no markings or lighting. The tow truck operator told me that tons of people are hitting the curb and requiring tows. Who's responsible?
Asked by McBush - Tue Nov 4 15:29:59 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If your car is not capable of navigating an undamaged road at posted speed limits without sustaining physical damage, whose responsibility is that? Unless you can prove that the road is substandard or that the local government is delinquent on maintenance, you don't have a case when it comes to the dip in the road. As far as the curb goes, was it in your lane? If not, why weren't you?
Answered by E-rock - Tue Nov 4 15:38:58 2008
Q. For example, I did several hundred dollars damage to my suspension when I hit a severe dip in the road. I was going the speed limit, and there were no signs. Last night, I did another several hundred dollars damage to my tires and rims when I hit a curb that was installed in the middle of the road with no markings or lighting. The tow truck operator told me that tons of people are hitting the curb and requiring tows. Who's responsible?
Asked by McBush - Tue Nov 4 15:29:59 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If your car is not capable of navigating an undamaged road at posted speed limits without sustaining physical damage, whose responsibility is that? Unless you can prove that the road is substandard or that the local government is delinquent on maintenance, you don't have a case when it comes to the dip in the road. As far as the curb goes, was it in your lane? If not, why weren't you?
Answered by E-rock - Tue Nov 4 15:38:58 2008
How do I know if something is a solution, mechanical mixture, suspension of colloid?
Q. Could you give me some examples? What's paint? What's paint thinner? Chemistry is confusing! thanks :) suspension OR colloid*** not of :P
Asked by peace turtle - Mon May 12 16:41:19 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A solution is a mixture of two or more substances that is homogeneous. Any part of the mixture is identical to any other part. Examples: air, brewed coffee, brass, etc. A mechanical mixture is just that. It is heterogeneous (nonuniform). Examples: Raisin Bran cereal, pizza, mixed nuts, etc. A suspension (or colloid) is when a very finely divided solute remains suspended in a solute and will not settle out. Examples: fog (liquid water in air), blood, paint, milk, smoke.
Answered by HPV - Mon May 12 16:53:53 2008
Q. Could you give me some examples? What's paint? What's paint thinner? Chemistry is confusing! thanks :) suspension OR colloid*** not of :P
Asked by peace turtle - Mon May 12 16:41:19 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A solution is a mixture of two or more substances that is homogeneous. Any part of the mixture is identical to any other part. Examples: air, brewed coffee, brass, etc. A mechanical mixture is just that. It is heterogeneous (nonuniform). Examples: Raisin Bran cereal, pizza, mixed nuts, etc. A suspension (or colloid) is when a very finely divided solute remains suspended in a solute and will not settle out. Examples: fog (liquid water in air), blood, paint, milk, smoke.
Answered by HPV - Mon May 12 16:53:53 2008
How did Shakespeare achieve a suspension of belief?
Q. If possible give an example.
Asked by Hogan - Tue Jan 22 07:26:30 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Both the previous answerers are right, however Shakespeare helped the audience suspend disbelief by creating characters and situations the audience could identify with and feel either sympathy or hatred for. For instance, most audience members could feel sympathy for Romeo and Juliet and could get involved in their struggle on that level. At the same time, most of the audience would feel dislike for their unmoving parents who would not let the lovers be together. Audience members would hate Iago in Othello. They were very racist, but their struggle to sympathize with Othello would be aided by Iago's complete evil.
Answered by jack of all trades - Tue Jan 22 10:16:27 2008
Q. If possible give an example.
Asked by Hogan - Tue Jan 22 07:26:30 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Both the previous answerers are right, however Shakespeare helped the audience suspend disbelief by creating characters and situations the audience could identify with and feel either sympathy or hatred for. For instance, most audience members could feel sympathy for Romeo and Juliet and could get involved in their struggle on that level. At the same time, most of the audience would feel dislike for their unmoving parents who would not let the lovers be together. Audience members would hate Iago in Othello. They were very racist, but their struggle to sympathize with Othello would be aided by Iago's complete evil.
Answered by jack of all trades - Tue Jan 22 10:16:27 2008
Is it possible to change Mahindra Bolero's rear- leaf type suspension to coil spring type?
Q. I have a Bolero-sportz (2003 model). It has leaf type suspension at the rear (I think all other models of bolero have the same). Is it possible to change or use coil spring type sustention instead of using leaf type. For example tata siera, safari and new Scorpio have spring type. Please help me to solve this...
Asked by Jacob - Tue Sep 11 13:45:34 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes it is possible to change the leaf spring to Coil Spring type. Lot of modifications will be required. If you notice, The leaf Spring connects the Axle with the vehicle. A coil spring cannot do it . You wil have to get a Tie bar made or use from Tata Safari etc. Then also you will have tomake moutings on the axle and body ( Under carriage of the car) . All this requires a very competent workshop . Also the mountings for the shock absorber might hav eto be changed. And then Saftey is an Issue when doing such modifications.
Answered by CAR TRAVELER - Tue Sep 11 14:44:59 2007
Q. I have a Bolero-sportz (2003 model). It has leaf type suspension at the rear (I think all other models of bolero have the same). Is it possible to change or use coil spring type sustention instead of using leaf type. For example tata siera, safari and new Scorpio have spring type. Please help me to solve this...
Asked by Jacob - Tue Sep 11 13:45:34 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes it is possible to change the leaf spring to Coil Spring type. Lot of modifications will be required. If you notice, The leaf Spring connects the Axle with the vehicle. A coil spring cannot do it . You wil have to get a Tie bar made or use from Tata Safari etc. Then also you will have tomake moutings on the axle and body ( Under carriage of the car) . All this requires a very competent workshop . Also the mountings for the shock absorber might hav eto be changed. And then Saftey is an Issue when doing such modifications.
Answered by CAR TRAVELER - Tue Sep 11 14:44:59 2007
Is Margarito's 1year suspension a slap in the face for all the clean fighters?
Q. If the suspension is only for 1 year, other boxers might gamble on this plaster scam. Theyre only gonna take a vacation for a year if caught... WTF? They should make an example of Margs so other boxers wont follow. I was a big fan but what he did aint boxing, thats assault. OK, Im going back to watching Assault in the Ring on HBO. LOL
Asked by firestarter - Thu Aug 6 02:34:45 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is an absolute joke and an insult to any champion that has ever or will ever fight. If you've ever warn an 8 ounce Cleto Eyes glove, you know how hard it would hurt to get hit by it WITHOUT the plaster. With the plaster, you could easily kill someone. He shouldn't only be banned (for life, not just a year), but should get a jail sentence for attempted murder and anyone who has lost to him in the last three years should have it re-written to a win on their record. It's obvious he used plaster against Cotto as well, as he's posing for pictures after the Cotto match and he's got what looks like a blood stain on the plaster and that exact blood stain is also on the same spot and is visible after other matches he's been in (including the… [cont.]
Answered by Brickfists (Again) - Thu Aug 6 04:09:41 2009
Q. If the suspension is only for 1 year, other boxers might gamble on this plaster scam. Theyre only gonna take a vacation for a year if caught... WTF? They should make an example of Margs so other boxers wont follow. I was a big fan but what he did aint boxing, thats assault. OK, Im going back to watching Assault in the Ring on HBO. LOL
Asked by firestarter - Thu Aug 6 02:34:45 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is an absolute joke and an insult to any champion that has ever or will ever fight. If you've ever warn an 8 ounce Cleto Eyes glove, you know how hard it would hurt to get hit by it WITHOUT the plaster. With the plaster, you could easily kill someone. He shouldn't only be banned (for life, not just a year), but should get a jail sentence for attempted murder and anyone who has lost to him in the last three years should have it re-written to a win on their record. It's obvious he used plaster against Cotto as well, as he's posing for pictures after the Cotto match and he's got what looks like a blood stain on the plaster and that exact blood stain is also on the same spot and is visible after other matches he's been in (including the… [cont.]
Answered by Brickfists (Again) - Thu Aug 6 04:09:41 2009
Please! I need a really good example(s) of a solution and a suspension!?
Q. I need to know this soon because my teacher said we will have a quiz including an example (that hasn't been used in class which have been like kool-aid, muddy water, sugar in water, etc...all the common ones). I searched the internet, but they all gave me the common answers! Please, anyone I need to an "oringinal" or uncommon example of a solution and suspension! thanks =]
Asked by SoxzzRuLe34 - Wed Oct 22 15:17:13 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. How about salad dressing for a suspension
Answered by getupandgo - Wed Oct 22 15:20:53 2008
Q. I need to know this soon because my teacher said we will have a quiz including an example (that hasn't been used in class which have been like kool-aid, muddy water, sugar in water, etc...all the common ones). I searched the internet, but they all gave me the common answers! Please, anyone I need to an "oringinal" or uncommon example of a solution and suspension! thanks =]
Asked by SoxzzRuLe34 - Wed Oct 22 15:17:13 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. How about salad dressing for a suspension
Answered by getupandgo - Wed Oct 22 15:20:53 2008
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