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How many phases does a true solution have, compared with a colloid?
AThree phases
BFour phases
CTwo phases
DOnly one phase
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Only one phase
Solute and solvent in a solution form a single phase, while a colloid has dispersed and continuous phases.
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