5. Colloid manufacturing
The creation of colloidal structures generally benefits from self-association phenomena: their components associate and partition according to their affinities (hydrophilic-hydrophobic, polar-nonpolar, etc.), as they encounter each other while exploring space driven by Brownian motion (spontaneous associations), often aided by external agitation or even an external field in the case of field-induced association described below, see §
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