Most of the products which we encountered daily are homogeneous mixtures of chemical species dispersed at a molecular level. Some of these particles are so small that they are invisible to our naked eyes. For example, a microemulsion solution appears to be clear and colourless. Some of the examples of dispersion of particles, which we normally encountered in our daily life, are milk and paint. Milk is actually dispersion of fat in an aqueous phase while ink or paint is dispersion of solid particles (pigments) in a liquid medium. And the list goes on.

Main Research:  Dr Yeong Shoot Kian