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100 mL of a standard sol required 240 mg of starch for its protection against coagulation, Calculate gold number of starch.

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Amount of starch required for 100 mL of gold sol = 240 mg
Amount of starch required for 10 mL of gold sol `=(240xx10)/100=24mg`
Therefore, gold number for starch = 24
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