colloid in Greek
colloid in Greek is κολλοειδές — colloid means a stable mixture in which very tiny particles of one substance are spread through another.
colloid in Greek
κολλοειδές
Pronounced: kolloeides
(physical chemistry) A stable system of two phases, one of which is dispersed in the other in the form of very small droplets or particles.
What does "colloid" mean?
- noun A stable mixture in which very tiny particles of one substance are spread through another.
- noun A mixture in which tiny particles of one substance are spread evenly through another substance without fully dissolving.
- noun A particle smaller than one micron across, according to the Wentworth scale.
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What is "colloid" in Greek?
"colloid" in Greek is κολλοειδές. colloid means: A stable mixture in which very tiny particles of one substance are spread through another.
How do you pronounce κολλοειδές?
"colloid" in Greek is κολλοειδές, pronounced "kolloeides".
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