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Which of the following is a characteristic of a multi-molecular colloid?

Which of the following is a characteristic of a multi-molecular colloid? Correct Answer A large number of atoms aggregate to form a particle of colloidal size

In this type of colloidal solution, a large number of atoms or small molecules aggregate to form a particle of colloidal size, these are normally of lyophobic type. Starch solution is an example of lyophilic colloids and hence is not an example for multi-molecular colloids.

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