Chemistry · Surface Chemistry - Coagulation
What is coagulation in colloidal chemistry?
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- 1Neutralization of charge and precipitation of colloidal particles by adding an electrolyte.✓
- 2Scattering of light by colloidal particles.
- 3Diffusion of colloidal particles through a membrane.
- 4Formation of a colloidal solution from a true solution.
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Neutralization of charge and precipitation of colloidal particles by adding an electrolyte.
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