Colloids and Suspensions Overview

Brownian movement is a constant state of rapid ______

Suspensoid is when the dispersed phase has no affinity for the dispersion medium and does not tend to go into true ______

Lyophobic indicates the lack of affinity of the dispersed phase for the dispersion medium, which is a ______

Lyophilic indicates the attraction of the colloidal particles for the dispersion medium, which is a ______

Ultracentrifugation is used to separate colloidal particles from their dispersion medium by ______ force

______ is the ability of a compound to rotate a plane of polarized light.

______ are compounds which have the same empirical formula but differ in their behavior toward polarized light.

______ is a sugar containing three carbon atoms and displays optical isomerism.

______ mixture contains equal amounts of two enantiomers, resulting in no optical activity.

______ is the separation of racemic mixtures into their optically active constituents.