How does the brownian movement leads to the stability of sols?
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When a molecule of dispersion medium collides with a colloidal particle, it is then displaced in one direction. Then another molecules strikes it, displacing it to another direction and so on. This process gives rise to the zigzag motion. Thus, Brownian movement has a stirring effect which does not allow the particles to settle down and hence is responsible for the stability of sols.
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Here is your answer in brief:-
When a molecule of dispersion medium collides with a colloidal particle, it is then displaced in one direction. Then another molecules strikes it, displacing it to another direction and so on. This process gives rise to the zigzag motion. Thus, Brownian movement has a stirring effect which does not allow the particles to settle down and hence is responsible for the stability of sols.
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