Chemistry, asked by amitsingh995819, 10 months ago

What is the tyndall effect? Which kind of solution show it?

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Answered by priyakumari000000

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Tyndall effect is the ability of the particles of a mixture to scatter light ,that is, to make the path of a ray of light passing through it visible. Heterogeneous mixtures which are suspensions and colloids show Tyndall effect.

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Answered by Arnav799

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Tyndall effect can be defined as scattering of light by particles in a particular type of solutions.

Here are some examples which will help you understand it :

In a closed room if you open a small portion of Window you will see a beam of light entering to room.
In rainy or where sand is more on road at night you can also see Tyndall effect.

every situation above stated is an example of colloidal solutions

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