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Why copper sulphate solution in water does not show tyndall effect.but mixture of water and milk shows

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Answered by Anonymous

Heya,

Solution of copper sulphate and water is a true solution so that is the reason which does not cause Tyndall effect in this solution. While solution of milk and water is a colloidal solution so the Tyndall effect is shown in this solution.

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