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hello pranav..
Yes there are multimoleculer and macromoleculer colloids.
Multimoleculer colloids are lyophiilic (liquid loving) in nature on an average.
Generally in this type there is occurence of lyophillic as well as lyophobic portion in the same molecule. This the aggregates of ions and molecules with lyophobic and lyophillic parts are called micelles. Micelles are of colloidal dimensions though the individual ion or molecules may not be of colloidal dimension. In figure; hydrophillic is water(liquid) loving and hydrophobic is water(liquid) repelling
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Yes you are right If we widely categorise the colloids there is third category called associated colloids in which micelles are included. Here in multimoleculer colloids the aggregates are like micelles but these are of atoms or small molecule which are held together by Van der Waal forces. For example sulphur sol consists of colloidal particles which are aggregates of S8 molecules.
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