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In milk viewed as a colloid, the dispersed particles are what?
ASodium chloride ions
BGlobules of fat
CStarch granules
DSingle fat molecules
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Globules of fat
Milk contains fat globules, not individual fat molecules, dispersed in water.
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