What is the coagulating power of an effective ion carrying a charge opposite to that of the sol particles called?
- ABrownian movement
- BGold number
- CTyndall effect
- DHardy-Schulze rule
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Match the following:-
List-$I$ List-$II$ $A$. Dialysis $IV$. Purification of colloidal mixture $B$. Peptization $I$. Precipitate converts to colloidal mixture $C$. Flocculation $II$. Precipitation of colloidal mixture $D$. Gold number $III$. Protective power
| List-$I$ | List-$II$ |
|---|---|
| $A$. Dialysis | $IV$. Purification of colloidal mixture |
| $B$. Peptization | $I$. Precipitate converts to colloidal mixture |
| $C$. Flocculation | $II$. Precipitation of colloidal mixture |
| $D$. Gold number | $III$. Protective power |
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