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Protoplasm
(i) Dispersion phase/ Continuous form / Intermicellus
(ii) Dispersed phase/ discontinuous form/ micellus
(A) Sol - Dispersion phase is liquid. Dispersed phase is solid. In sol stage protoplasm in less viscous. Sol stage occure in many living cells. It is less granular. Protein chain is more folded.
(B) Gel - Dispersion phase is solid. Dispersed phase is liquid. Protoplasm is more viscous. It is more granular. Protein chain is unfolded.
(c) Emulsion
(d) Aerosol
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