Starch dispersed in hot water is an example of
- AEmulsion
- BHydrophobic sol
- CLyophilic sol
- DAssociated colloid
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List-$I$ (Colloid Type) List-$II$ (Example) $A$. Sol $I$. Cloud $B$. Foam $II$. Whipped cream $C$. Gel $III$. Paint $D$. Aerosol $IV$. Butter
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| $B$. Foam | $II$. Whipped cream |
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| $D$. Aerosol | $IV$. Butter |
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