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What does the term "requisite minimum" refer to in the context of colloidal solutions?

Options

  1. AMaximum allowable impurities
  2. BMinimum allowable impurities
  3. CMaximum allowable stability
  4. DMinimum allowable coagulation

Correct answer

B. Minimum allowable impurities

Step-by-step solution

In the context of colloidal solutions, the term "requisite minimum" refers to the minimum allowable impurities.

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