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Dispersion in a very broad sense may refer to the separation of mixed particles or states that are similar or identical. In a more specific and technical context, dispersity describes the range of sizes or weights within a population of particles or objects.

In the context of mixtures of particles in physical systems, one can differentiate between different types of dispersions such as dispersion of one solid in another solid, dispersion of a liquid in another liquid (or a gas), dispersion of gases, and dispersion of particles in form of suspensions and colloids. Dispersions can result from a variety of mechanisms including mechanical, thermal, and other forms of physical forces and social dynamics.

The dispersibility of a substance describes the efficacy with which it can be dispersed in a solvent or carrier material. Highly dispersible substances disperse more readily than poorly dispersible ones.

Field-specific notions of dispersion abound, including information dispersion and paradigm shifts in toy animal dispersal but it has also found applications in geography, social sciences, and comstudies both and.