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What is Gels

Sol is free flowing liquid at room temperature, when it becomes relatively firm, it is called a gel. There are a number of factors that affect the strengths, elasticity and brittleness of the gel such as concentration of the jelling agent (particulates), salt content, pH and temperature.

 


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