How are the colloidal solutions classified on the basis of physical states of the dispersed phase and dispersion medium?

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(N/A) Colloidal solutions are classified based on the physical states (solid,liquid,or gas) of the dispersed phase and the dispersion medium. Since gas in gas mixtures form homogeneous solutions,they are not considered colloids. Thus,there are $8$ possible types of colloidal systems:
$S. No.$ Dispersed Phase and Dispersion Medium Type of Colloid Example
$1.$ Solid in Solid Solid Sol Gemstone
$2.$ Solid in Liquid Sol Paint
$3.$ Solid in Gas Aerosol Smoke
$4.$ Liquid in Solid Gel Cheese
$5.$ Liquid in Liquid Emulsion Milk
$6.$ Liquid in Gas Aerosol Fog
$7.$ Gas in Solid Solid Foam Pumice stone
$8.$ Gas in Liquid Foam Froth

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