The coagulating power of electrolytes that have the ions Br−,C2O2−4 & [Fe(CN)6]3− for ferric hydroxide sol increases in the order:
A
Br−>C2O2−4>[Fe(CN)6]3−
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B
Br−<C2O2−4<[Fe(CN)6]3−
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C
Br−<[Fe(CN)6]3−<C2O2−4
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D
[Fe(CN)6]3−<Br−<C2O2−4
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Solution
The correct option is BBr−<C2O2−4<[Fe(CN)6]3−
Ferric hydroxide is a positive sol (cationic sol). Hence, its coagulation will depend on the coagulating power of the anion which is directly proportional to the valency of the anion [Hardy Schulze law].