alleryStart learning →An emulsion is a colloid formed by dispersing a liquid in
Aa gaseous medium
Ba solid medium
Ca metal lattice
Dan immiscible liquid
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Correct answer: D. an immiscible liquid
Emulsions are liquid in liquid dispersions of immiscible liquids.
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