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what is Tyndall effect

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Answered by AayushModak

The Tyndall Effect, Also Known As Willis-tyndall
Scattering, Is Light Scattering By Particles In A
Colloid Or In A Very Fine Suspension. It Is Named
After The 19th-century Physicist John Tyndall.

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Answered by poweruffgirls11228

This scattering of a beam of light by the particles of a colloid is called the Tyndall effect

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