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For the coagulation of 100ml of a positive sol 10ml of 1M sodium chloride is required. Calculate the flocculation value.

A

0.365

B

36.5

C

100

D

200

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The correct Answer is:
C
`200 rarr 0.73 gr : 1000 rarr ? `
3.65 gr of HCI=0.1 mole = 100 milli mole
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