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What is a suspension? Give three examples
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Suspension are those heterogeneous mixtures which has big particles which does not dissolve and settle down at the bottom of the mixture.
It is important for suspension to have particles of enough size so that they will settle at the bottom.
If the particles are not big enough, they start forming colloid instead of suspension
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