Chemistry, asked by santoshvpm, 9 months ago

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Answered by ShashwatTSS
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Answer:

The path of light will be visible through mixture of ink and water as it is a colloid and colloids scatter light ( tyndall effect)

Answered by kurupkarthik24
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The path of light becomes visible in the mixture of ink and water.        

Explanation:

In beaker A the mixture formed by Copper sulphate and water is a Solution.

In beaker B the mixture formed by Ink and water is a Colloid.

In a solution the path of light is not visible because the particles of a solution are smaller than 1 nm (10 raised to -9 metre) in diameter.So, they do not scatter a beam of light. so, the path of light is not visible. This scattering of a beam of light is called Tyndall effect.

While in a colloid the path of light is visible because the particles of a colloid are big enough to scatter a beam of light. So, the path of light is visible.

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