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Classification of Colloids - Based on Phases

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Which of the following statement is wrong for lyophobic sol

A

Dispersed phase is generally in organic material

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Can be easily coagulated by small addition of electrolyte

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Dispersed phase particles are poorly hydrated and colloid is stabilised due to charge on the colloidal particles

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Reversible in nature that is after coagulation can be easily set into colloidal form

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The correct option is D
Reversible in nature that is after coagulation can be easily set into colloidal form

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