Which of the following best explains why a beam of light passing through a soap solution can be observed, but one passing through a solution of sugar cannot be seen? Select the correct response: Tyndall effect Electric charge effect Adsorption Brownian movement

Which of the following best explains why a beam of light passing through a soap solution can be observed, but one passing through a solution of sugar cannot be seen? Select the correct response: Tyndall effect Electric charge effect Adsorption Brownian movement

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Chapter7: Atomic Structure And Periodicity

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Which of the following best explains why a beam of light passing through a soap solution can be observed, but one passing through a
solution of sugar cannot be seen?
Select the correct response:
Tyndall effect
Electric charge effect
Adsorption
Brownian movement

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