Chemistry, asked by pd633580, 9 months ago

what is tyndall effect?Give any two
examples of tyndall effect in nature?
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Answered by Anonymous

Answer:

Tindall effect is a phenonmenon of light, in which the path of the light becomes visible when it passes through a collidal solution or actually a path which is conjusted pr dotted.

Examples:

When light passes from forest i.e. between the trees and often its path becomes visible.
When light comes in our house from windows and due to dust its path becomes visible.

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