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`Fe(OH)_(3)` sol obtained by peptization when subjected to ‘electrophoretic effect’ -

A

Colloidal particles will migrate towards anode

B

Colloidal particles will migrate towards cathode

C

Colloidal particles remain stationary

D

Colloidal particles migrate towards both the electrode

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The correct Answer is:
B
Ferric hydroxide is a positive sol `Fe(OH)_(3)//Fe^(3+)`, it will migrate towards cathode.
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