Why is tindall effect not seen in A true solution
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It is not seen in a true solution.
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Tyndall effect is the phenomenon of scattering of light beams when passing from a vacuum to a denser medium, here light scatters due to minute particles of a colloid...
It is not seen as the particles of a true solution aren't big enough to scatter the light beams.
In colloids,the particles are slightly larger and can scatter light beams
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it is not seen as particles of true solution are not big enough to scatter the light beams.
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