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JNogueira95
28 Posts
No time to write the fiasco that is going on with school right now, that will come later but for now this is my question.
IS BLOOD CONSIDERED A COLLOID COLUTION? AND IF IT IS, I NEED PROOF.
I know it sounds crazy lol..but unfortunately graduation in May depends on scrounging up hidden points on quizzes from last semester. I got this wrong on a quiz and so did half the class. The prof said if I could find prof that blood was a colloid Id get an exta 5 points....to her it is not considered a colloid.
Thanks folks...