1. What does adhesion refer to in molecular interactions?
2. What is the size range of particles typically found in colloidal systems?
3. What is the primary role of ligands in the formation of complexes?
Adhesion — definition?
Attraction between different substances' molecules.
Colloidal system — particles?
Particles 1-1000 nm dispersed in a medium.
Ligand — role?
Binds to a central atom to form complexes.
Adhesion — definition?
Attraction between different substances at interface.
Cohesion — role?
Attraction between same molecules, maintains substance integrity.
Colloidal System — composition?
Heterogeneous mixture with particles 1-1000 nm.
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