If a beam of light is passed through true solution, it is

Question

If a beam of light is passed through true solution, it is (A) visible (B) scatter (C) not visible (D) None of the above

Tardigrade Admin · Accepted Answer

When a beam of light is passed through true solution, then the path of light is invisible due to fact that the size of particles in true solution is below 1 nm, so they cannot scatter the light that means cannot show Tyndall effect.

Q. If a beam of light is passed through true solution, it is

visible

scatter

not visible

None of the above

When a beam of light is passed through true solution, then the path of light is invisible due to fact that the size of particles in true solution is below 1 nm, so they cannot scatter the light that means cannot show Tyndall effect.