Tyndall phenomena is exhibited by

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Tyndall phenomena is exhibited by (A) NaCl solution (B) Starch solution (C) Urea solution (D) FeCl3 solution

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Scattering of light (Tyndall effect) is exhibited by a colloidal solution. Among the given solutions starch solution is a colloid whereas other are example of true solution.

Q. Tyndall phenomena is exhibited by

NaCl solution

Starch solution

Urea solution

$F e C l_{3}$ solution

Scattering of light (Tyndall effect) is exhibited by a colloidal solution. Among the given solutions starch solution is a colloid whereas other are example of true solution.

Q. Tyndall phenomena is exhibited by

NaCl solution

Starch solution

Urea solution

FeCl3​ solution

Scattering of light (Tyndall effect) is exhibited by a colloidal solution. Among the given solutions starch solution is a colloid whereas other are example of true solution.

$F e C l_{3}$ solution