113. Solving a chemistry problem
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A colloidal solution is obtained by pouring equal volumes of solutions A and B of different concentrations. Write the formula of a micelle. Determine which ions will cause coagulation, and determine which of the coagulating electrolytes will have a lower coagulation threshold.
option number Solution A Solution B Coagulant electrolytes
11 0.004n FeCl3 0.002n K4[Fe(CN)6] CdCl2, K2SO4
option number Solution A Solution B Coagulant electrolytes
11 0.004n FeCl3 0.002n K4[Fe(CN)6] CdCl2, K2SO4
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