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Ways of Representing the Concentration of a Solution

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Colligative properties of colloidal sols of same compound are very low in comparison to their true solutions of same concentration because

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colloidal sols do not ionize.

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colloidal sols ionize upto lesser extent.

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colloidal sols do not show colligative properties.

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true solutions do not show colligative properties.

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The correct option is D true solutions do not show colligative properties.
Colligative properties of colloidal sols of same compound are very low in comparision to their true solutions of same concentration because true solutions do not show colligative properties.

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