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How does a solution of sugar in water is different from a solution of starch in water with respect to: (i) Tyndall effect (ii) Filterability (iii) Appearance
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How does a solution of sugar in water is different from a solution of starch in water with respect to:

(i) Tyndall effect
(ii) Filterability
(iii) Appearance

User Matthew Manela
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i) sugar solution wil not show tyndall effect , as the particle size is too small to reflect light , nut starch solution will show tyndall effect .

Btw i donno why but i feel like we study in the same school like the u have are so similar ......
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