Multiple choice

Why does a beam of light not scatter when it is passed through a true solution?

  1. Because the size of particles is equal to 1 m

  2. Because the size of particles is more than 1 nm

  3. Because the size of particles is less than 10–9 m

  4. Because the size of particles is equal to 1 nm
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C Correct answer
Explanation

A beam of light does not scatter when it is passed through a true solution because the size of particles is less than 10–9 m.

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