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- 1 What are the methods of purification of colloids?
- 2 What is the purification of colloidal solution?
- 3 What are colloids properties?
- 4 Which one has highest coagulation power?
- 5 Which fluids are colloids?
- 6 Which is the best method for the purification of colloids?
- 7 How are particles removed from a colloidal solution?
- 8 How is electro decantation used in the purification of colloidal solutions?
What are the methods of purification of colloids?
Some of the methods of purification of a colloidal solution are stated below:
- Dialysis: The process in which the ions are removed from the solution by the phenomenon of diffusion through a permeable membrane is known as dialysis.
- Electrodialysis:
- Ultrafiltration:
- Electro Decantation:
What is the purification of colloidal solution?
The colloidal solution is taken in a bag of cellophane which is suspended in a tub full of fresh water. The impurities diffuse out leaving pure coloidal solution in the bag. This process of separating the particles of colloids from impurities by means of diffusion through a suitable membrane is called dialysis.
Which method is used in colloids?
Condensation methods form colloidal particles by aggregation of molecules or ions. If the particles grow beyond the colloidal size range, drops or precipitates form, and no colloidal system results. Clouds form when water molecules aggregate and form colloid-sized particles.
What are colloids properties?
(i) Heterogeneous nature: Colloidal sols are heterogeneous in nature. They consists of two phases; the dispersed phase and the dispersion medium. (ii) Stable nature: The colloidal solutions are quite stable. (iii) Filterability: Colloidal particles are readily passed through the ordinary filter papers.
Which one has highest coagulation power?
Which one has the highest coagulation power? Solution: According to the Hardy Schulze rule, greater the valency of an effecting ion greater will be its coagulation power. As Sn4+have greater valency then Sn4+have highest coagulation power.
Why do we need special method to prepare lyophobic colloids?
Preparation Colloidal Solutions Lyophilic colloids readily form a sol by bringing them into contact or by warming those with the medium due to their strong affinity for the dispersion medium. Special methods are required for the preparation of lyophobic sols.
Which fluids are colloids?
Examples of colloids are albumin, dextran, hydroxyethyl starch (or hetastarch), Haemaccel and Gelofusine.
Which is the best method for the purification of colloids?
The following methods are commonly used for the purification of colloidal solutions. 1) Dialysis The process of separating the particles of colloids from those of crystalloids by means of diffusion through a suitable membrane is called dialysis.
How is Dialysis used for purification of colloidal solutions?
Following methods are generally used for the purification of colloidal solutions (sols). We have already seen that an animal membrane allows the passage of crystalloids but retains the larger colloidal particles. This property of animal membranes is utilized for the purification of sols.The process involved is called dialysis.
How are particles removed from a colloidal solution?
The process in which the particles of the solution are removed out from the liquid medium by electrolysis and by using this ultrafilter is known as ultrafiltration. It is a slow process.
How is electro decantation used in the purification of colloidal solutions?
Electro Decantation: This method can be useful for the purification as well as for the concentration of the sol. When this process is carried without stirring the solution, then the bottom layer settles down while the top layer consists of pure and concentrated colloids, which can be decantated.