Why does a copper sulphate solution in water not show the Tyndall effect,while a mixture of water and milk does?

  • A
    Copper sulphate is a true solution.
  • B
    Milk is a colloidal solution.
  • C
    Particles in copper sulphate are too small to scatter light.
  • D
    All of the above.

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Which of the following will show Tyndall effect? Why?
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$(b)$ Milk
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$(d)$ Starch solution.

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