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Shampoo is an example of what?

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Suspension

Emulsion

Shampoo is a type of liquid that contains substances that do not usually mix together, such as oils and water, making it an emulsion. A solution is a mixture of two or more substances that are evenly distributed, while a suspension and a colloid both have larger particles that do not mix completely with the liquid. Therefore, shampoo is not an example of a solution, suspension, or colloid.

Colloid

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