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26. Flocculation value of K₂SO4 is much less than that of KBr for Sol A. Floccultion value of CaCl₂ is much less than that of NaCl for Sol B. Which of the following statements is correct? (a) Sol A is negatively charged and Sol B is positively charged (b) Both the sols are negatively charged. (c) Sol A is positively charged and sol B is negatively charged

26. Flocculation value of K₂SO4 is much less than that of KBr for Sol A. Floccultion value of CaCl₂ is much less than that of NaCl for Sol B. Which of the following statements is correct? (a) Sol A is negatively charged and Sol B is positively charged (b) Both the sols are negatively charged. (c) Sol A is positively charged and sol B is negatively charged

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26. Flocculation value of K₂SO4 is much less than that of KBr for Sol A. Floccultion value of CaCl₂ is much less than that of NaCl for Sol B. Which of the following statements is correct? (a) Sol A is negatively charged and Sol B is positively charged (b) Both the sols are negatively charged. (c) Sol A is positively charged and sol B is negatively charged (d) Both the sols are positively charged.
Transcribed Image Text:26. Flocculation value of K₂SO4 is much less than that of KBr for Sol A. Floccultion value of CaCl₂ is much less than that of NaCl for Sol B. Which of the following statements is correct? (a) Sol A is negatively charged and Sol B is positively charged (b) Both the sols are negatively charged. (c) Sol A is positively charged and sol B is negatively charged (d) Both the sols are positively charged.
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