Step 1: Understand colloid types
- Multimolecular colloids are formed by aggregation of atoms or small molecules; sulphur sol is an example.
- Associated colloids (micelles) are formed by aggregation of amphiphilic molecules; starch sol is not associated colloid, but a suspension.
- Macromolecular colloids consist of large macromolecules; artificial rubber is an example.
Step 2: Evaluate statements
- Statement I: True
- Statement II: False
- Statement III: True
Step 3: Conclusion
Correct statements are I and III only.