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Some of the properties of emulsions are:...

Some of the properties of emulsions are:
I. Emulsions scatter light and thus exhibit Tyndall Effect
II. Oily emulsions are more viscous than aqueous emulsions
III. Electrical conductance of aqueous emulsions is higher than that of oily emulsions and increases on the addition of electrolyte.
Select the correct properties:

A

I and II

B

I and III

C

II and III

D

I, II and III

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D
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