Which Is Lyophobic in Nature?
Organic Substances (Which Occur Naturally) Are Usually Soluble in Liquid Hence They Are Lyophilic and Synthetic Substances Are Usually Insoluble in Liquids...
Organic substances (which occur naturally) are usually soluble in liquid hence they are lyophilic and synthetic substances are usually insoluble in liquids hence they are lyophobic (liquid hating). Among given options gum, starch and proteins are organic substances this means these are lyophilic substances.
What is the example of Lyophobic?
Example of Lyophilic Sols – Gum sol, starch sol, rubber, gelatin, egg albumin sol etc. Examples of Lyophobic Sols – Ferric hydroxide sol, aluminium hydroxide sol, arsenious sulfide sol etc.
Which one is not Lyophobic in nature?
Starch sol.
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