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why does solution of copper sulphate not show Tyndall effect?​

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Answered by Lilubhoi
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Explanation:

Copper sulphate solution in water does not show tyndall effect the particles of solution are very small to be abke to make the light path visibke whereas a milk is a colloid whise particle size is big enough to scatter a beam of light and make the path visible.

Answered by Anonymous
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Milk, copper sulphate, solution and starch solution shows ‘Tyndall effect’.

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