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Collect different solutions available at u're home & classify them into true solutions, colloids , suspensions with the help of torche light.Pls reply

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Answered by anuritha
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tyndall effect depends on the size of the solute and due to which pass passes through the molecules 
true solutions--- light does not pass through it as the solute molecule is so small
colloids ---light partially pass through it as the size of the solute is 10^-7 
suspensions---light can easily pass through it as the size of the molecules is 10^-5
Answered by narsingsudha5
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Answer:

Explanation:

A mixture of two or more substances is called a solution.

Types of solution

1. True solutions : These are homogeneous solutions in which the solute is completely dissolved in the solvent.

2. Suspensions: In this type the solute does not dissolve completely and forms a solvent

3. Colloidal solutions: In this type the solute does not dissolve completely but due to the smaller size of the particles it appears as a homogeneous mixture.

The torch light experiment.

- Prepare test tube solutions by mixing clean water with substances from our daily life such as Common salt, sugar, alum, chalk powder,  garden soil, egg albumin and fine sand.

- Using the torch we can classify the solutions.

Pass the beam of torch light through the test tube.

True solution: In true solutions the light rays  passes through it. So the solutions of salt, sugar and alum powder are true solutions.

Suspensions - Light rays hardly  pass through  the contents of the suspension and this can be seen in the solution of soil, chalk powder and fine sand in water.

Colloidal solutions - Light rays are scattered by the contents of the  test tube containing colloids. Thus the egg albumin and starch solution scatter light rays.

See some examples in the image

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