MHT CET20243 May 2024Evening ShiftChemistrySurface ChemistryActual
Which is NOT an example of macromolecular colloid?
Options
- AProtein
- BPolythene
- C. Nylon
- DSoap
Correct answer
D. Soap
Step-by-step solution
In macromolecular colloids, the molecules of the dispersed phase are sufficiently large in size (macro) to be of colloidal dimensions. Starch, cellulose, proteins, polythene, nylon, plastics are macromolecular colloids. Soap is an associated colloid.