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ith regard to the following formula , it is classified as :  IngredientsMaster formulaCalamine150 gZinc oxide50 gBentonite30 gSodium citrate5 gLiquefied phenol5 mlGlycerol30 mlPurified water ,freshly boiled and cooledq.s. 1000 ml   Question 4AnswerW/O  emulsionO/W  emulsion Molecular dispresion  Colloidal dipersion  Coarse dispersion

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ith regard to the following formula , it is classified as :  IngredientsMaster formulaCalamine150 gZinc oxide50 gBentonite30 gSodium citrate5 gLiquefied phenol5 mlGlycerol30 mlPurified water ,freshly boiled and cooledq.s. 1000 ml   Question 4AnswerW/O  emulsionO/W  emulsion Molecular dispresion  Colloidal dipersion  Coarse dispersion

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The given formula represents a suspension, which is a type of coarse dispersion. In a suspension, solid particles (in this case, calamine, zinc oxide, bentonite, and sodium citrate) are dispersed in a liquid medium (here, purified water, glycerol, and liquefied phenol). These particles are larger than those found in solutions or colloidal dispersions, hence the term "coarse" dispersion. Therefore, the correct answer is Coarse dispersion.

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