Eric,
People are concerned about transfer of contaminants.
The contaminants (dispersed), can exist within, different chemical compound (continuous) forms.
SOME CHEMISTRY TERMS
Names:
1-2. AEROSOL(S)
3. FOAM
4. EMULSION
5. SOL
6. FOAM
7. GEL
Firstly, there are 2 phases, to the above Names.
-Dispersed Phase:
this represents PARTICLES of one substance, dispersed throughout another SUBSTANCE or SOLUTION, which is the
-Continuous Phase.
Examples:
1. AEROSOL (Fog, Mist)
A liquid (water dispersed) in a gas (air continuous).
2. AEROSOL (Smoke)
A solid (particulates dispersed) in a gas (air continuous).
3. FOAM (Whipped cream)
A gas (CO2 dispersed) in a liquid (cream).
4. EMULSION (Mayonnaise)
A liquid (oil dispersed) in a liquid (water).
5. SOL (AgCl in H2O)
A solid (AgCl dispersed) in liquid (water).
6. FOAM (Pumice, Plastic Forms)
A gas (dispersed) in a solid (rock or plastic).
7. GEL (Jelly)
A liquid (dispersed) in a solid.
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Eric,
People are concerned about transfer of contaminants.
The contaminants (dispersed), can exist within, different chemical compound (continuous) forms.
SOME CHEMISTRY TERMS
Names:
1-2. AEROSOL(S)
3. FOAM
4. EMULSION
5. SOL
6. FOAM
7. GEL
Firstly, there are 2 phases, to the above Names.
-Dispersed Phase:
this represents PARTICLES of one substance, dispersed throughout another SUBSTANCE or SOLUTION, which is the
-Continuous Phase.
Examples:
1. AEROSOL (Fog, Mist)
A liquid (water dispersed) in a gas (air continuous).
2. AEROSOL (Smoke)
A solid (particulates dispersed) in a gas (air continuous).
3. FOAM (Whipped cream)
A gas (CO2 dispersed) in a liquid (cream).
4. EMULSION (Mayonnaise)
A liquid (oil dispersed) in a liquid (water).
5. SOL (AgCl in H2O)
A solid (AgCl dispersed) in liquid (water).
6. FOAM (Pumice, Plastic Forms)
A gas (dispersed) in a solid (rock or plastic).
7. GEL (Jelly)
A liquid (dispersed) in a solid.