Solution, Supersaturate, Precipitate

by: Magirly

This displays three glass beakers filled with different colored liquids. Each of the beakers has a label indicating their contents, which are described as follows: 1. A green liquid is labeled "Suspension." This term refers to a mixture of two or more substances that do not dissolve completely in each other but remain stable and can be separated by filtration. The green color may indicate the presence of suspended particles, such as colloids or microscopic organisms. 2. A yellow liquid is labeled "Supernatant." This term refers to a layer of fluid that remains on top after another substance has settled at the bottom during sedimentation. In this case, it may be a clear liquid with suspended particles, such as colloids or microscopic organisms. 3. A blue liquid is labeled "Precipitate." This term refers to a solid that forms in a liquid due to chemical reactions or changes in temperature and pressure. The blue color may indicate the presence of precipitated solids, which can be separated by filtration or centrifugation. The image also includes a diagram showing how these liquids are related to each other through

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Tags: chemistry, diagram, precipitation, solution, supernatant, suspension, precipitate

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