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Colloid Solutions and Light Scattering

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What is an example of a colloid mentioned in the text?

Mineral oil

Saltwater

Fog (correct)

Vinegar

What process causes light to scatter in a colloid?

Heating the solution

Passing through a solution with dispersed particles (correct)

Freezing the solution

Evaporation of the solution

What is the topic of section 12.5 in the text?

Ways of Expressing Concentration

Solubility and the Solution Process

Vapor Pressure of a Solution (correct)

Boiling-Point Elevation

How are properties of solutions affected by changes in concentration referred to in the text?

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What is an example of a colloid according to the text?

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Colloid Solutions and Light Scattering

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Questions and Answers

What is an example of a colloid mentioned in the text?

What process causes light to scatter in a colloid?

What is the topic of section 12.5 in the text?

How are properties of solutions affected by changes in concentration referred to in the text?

What is an example of a colloid according to the text?

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