Question

a question on chemistry.
is silver sol in water an example of lyophillic sol??

Answer 1

I think it's an example of a lyophobic solution since it's related to platinum, Iron and all the other inorganic substances' family

^_^ I'm not sure though. Hope it helps :)

Answer 2

well the answer is no. but i dont understand why.

Answer 3

hmm, silver solution in water eh?

Answer 4

yea

Answer 5

well there's only one way to find out why. Try mixing silver in water

Answer 6

check if it's going to collide with water without additional stabilizers , if so, then it's lyophilic, if not , then it's lyophobic :)

Answer 7

lol

Answer 8

I'm serious ._. if you want to know why? experiement and you'll get a result , from that result everything will be clear

Answer 9

hmm, or you can tell from the property of silver. Can the silver solution be reversible? if yes = lyophilic, if not = lyophobic

Answer 10

well lyophilic collids are highly solvated. and after conducting the experimnt i found it otherwise. so thats the reason i guess

Answer 11

and ask yourself this question, is it reversible?

Answer 12

hmmm... thats a very good point star..(pun not intended)
no it aint reversible..=)

Answer 13

or is it??O_O

Answer 14

then it's lyophobic o_o? LOL

Answer 15

lol >_>

Answer 16

God!! I hate chemistry!!

Answer 17

don't say that! Calm down and think

Answer 18

LOL o_o

Answer 19

LOL!! You're talking to me?!

Answer 20

I didn't even bother to read the question, as I Knew it's in chemistry.

Answer 21

if the solution is reversible then the left parts can be converted into another solution and the vice versa, and yes I was talking to you! I thought that was deeprony screaming lol >_<

Answer 22

Haha!

Answer 23

my apologies, I just saw someone screaming and I assumed it was deeprony ^_^ lol

Answer 24

ok i got it. lyophilic sols are reversible. bot silver sol is not reversible so silver sol in water is not an example of lyophillic sol

Answer 25

chemistry is beautiful ~ though lol

Answer 26

nope ~

Answer 27

can the silver change into another solution once the liquid has been evaporated?

Answer 28

ofcourse with the additon of liquid?

Answer 29

tion*

Answer 30

ummm... no.. so then its reversible??

Answer 31

no, so that means it's not reversible. Reversible = can be converted to a different solution, but since silver solution in water can't then it's lyophobic LOL I said that in the beginning >_<

Answer 32

I gtg soon ^_^ , but did you get it?

Answer 33

man m gettin confused!
how is this-->"lyophilic sols are reversible. bot silver sol is not reversible so silver sol in water is not an example of lyophillic sol" different from what you said??

Answer 34

lol exactly! it's not :D I'm sorry abt the confusion

Answer 35

don't call me mam LOL :P :)

Answer 36

sigh! ok so u leavin?

Answer 37

yep :)

Answer 38

did you get it though? ^_^

Answer 39

whn did i call you mam??

Answer 40

you just did up there LOL

Answer 41

wait a min, lol >_< omg I need rest, that was "man" :D!

Answer 42

yea i got it!=) thnx

Answer 43

o_o oh dear

lol np :) good luck! good night ^_^

Answer 44

gud luck 2 u 2.. good note. au revoir

Answer 45

*nite lol

Answer 46

au revoir ^_^ thx lol, and I'm sorry again >_<

Answer 47

oh dnt mind it