suspensoid

American  

[suh-spen-soid] / səˈspɛn sɔɪd /

noun

Physical Chemistry.

1. a sol having a solid disperse phase.

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suspensoid British  

/ səˈspɛnsɔɪd /

noun

1. chem a system consisting of a suspension of solid particles in a liquid

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Etymology

Origin of suspensoid

First recorded in 1920–25; suspens(ion) + (coll)oid

Example Sentences

The conditions necessary to bring a solid substance into a colloidal mixture with some liquid, or, in other words, to produce a suspensoid sol, require that the proportion of liquid to solid shall be large and some means of disintegrating the material which is to be dispersed into very fine particles.

From Project Gutenberg

But in a gold sol, or suspensoid, which contains particles of gold of the size used in this calculation, the gold particles do not settle, even at the slow rate as calculated above.

From Project Gutenberg