$(a)$ Tabulate the differences between a suspension and a true solution with respect to $(i)$ filtration,$(ii)$ transparency,and $(iii)$ stability.
$(b)$ Give two examples from daily life where the Tyndall effect is observed.

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(N/A) The differences are tabulated below:
Property Suspension True Solution
$(i)$ Filtration Particles can be separated by filtration. Particles cannot be separated by filtration.
$(ii)$ Transparency Opaque. Transparent.
$(iii)$ Stability Unstable (particles settle down). Stable (particles do not settle).

$(b)$ Two examples of the Tyndall effect in daily life are:
$(i)$ $A$ beam of light entering a dark room through a small hole,making dust particles visible.
$(ii)$ Sunlight passing through the canopy of a dense forest,where tiny water droplets in the mist scatter the light.

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