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OUT OF SULPHUR SOL AND PROTEINS, WHICH ONE FORMS MACROMOLECULAR COLLOIDS 

Macromolecular colloids are in which the dispersed particles themselves have dimensions of a colloidal particle. 

All polymers are an example for macromolecular colloids. As we know proteins are polymers of amino acids, proteins form macromolecular colloids.
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  • Multimolecular colloids: When the dissolution of smaller molecules of substance or a large number of atoms takes place, they combine to form a species whose size is in the range of colloidal size. The species formed is known as the multimolecular colloids. For example Sulphur solution contains particles which have thousands of S8
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sulphur sol formed by large number of atoms and molecules which generally have diameters less than 1mm hence it is multimolecular colloid. protein have large size hence macromolecular colliod
 
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Sulphur S8 will form multimolecular collides bcz of its large structure ..
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All polymers are an example for macromolecular colloids. As we know proteins are polymers of amino acids, proteins form macromolecular .Sulphur S8 will form multimolecular collides bcz of its large structure .
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