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Identifying Colloids Using The Tyndall Effect

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According to the Tyndall effect, how can a colloidal mixture be identified?
A

By the ability to observe settled particles at the bottom of the container.

B

By the inability to observe a beam of light passing through the container.

C

By the ability to observe a beam of light passing through the container.

D

By the inability to observe any particles within the container.

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