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    The document discusses four multiple choice questions from previous years' WB JEE exams. The questions cover topics like Hardy-Schulze law, properties of colloids, components of fog, and effective ions for flocculation. The answers and explanations provided indicate the correct choice for each question and provide reasoning.

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    E l,

    2013-2020
    WB JEE Previous Years Questions
    YfGORY 1 : Single Option Correct Typ
    e (, Mark)
    ~ The amount of electrolyte~ required to coagulate a 3•
    (c) liquid, gas (d) gas, liquid.
    Point out the false statement.
    (2015)
    1, given amount of Agl coll oida l solu
    tion (-ve charge) (a) Colloidal sols are homogeneous.
    will be in the ord er
    (a) NaN 0 3 > Al( N03 )3 > Ba( N0 h (b) Colloids carry + ve or -ve charges.
    3 (c) Colloids show Tyndall effect.
    (b) Al(N0 3)3 > Ba( N0 3h > Na N0
    3 (d) The size range of colloidal particle
    (c) Al(N03)3 > NaN 03 > Ba( N0 )i s is 10-1000 A.
    3
    (d) NaN03 > Ba( N03 )2 > Al( N03 )3 (2016)
    (2014) 4.
    l,. The dispersed pha se and disp
    Among the following the ion which
    ersi on med ium of fog will be mor e
    effective for flocculation ofF e(O H)
    respectively are 3 sol is
    (a) Po!- (b) so!- (c) so~
    (a) solid, liqu id (b) liqu id, liqu id - (d) N03
    (2020)

    \ 1. (d): According to Har dy Sch ulze


    law , for coa gula tion , orde r : NaN 0 3 > Ba(N03)2 > Al(N03)3
    1 2. (c) : Foi fog, dispersed phase is
    Quantity of elec trol yte oc Cha rge on the cati on/ ani on liquid and dispersion
    -me dium is gas. · - -
    To ooagulateAgl, 1-( -ve cha rge ) is to ·
    be coa ~l~ ted. . 3. (a): Colloidal sols are heteroge
    neous iri nature.
    Al(N03)3 ~ 2Al3+ + 3N Oi 4. (a) :-Phosphate ion (i> ot} is effe
    Ba(N03)2 ~ Ba2+ +-2 N0 i ctive for flocculation
    of Fe3+ ion present in Fe(OH)3.
    NaN03 ~N a+ + NO i
    The -reason is -that colloids interact
    Charge on the cati on dec reas es in the ord with _ions carr ying
    er : .similar charge ~pp6s_ite to_that presel).t
    Af3+ > Ba2+ > Na+ - on themselves. Thi s
    Thus, 1he amount of elec trol ytes req causes neutralisatio~ leading to their
    uire d will be in the coagulation.

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