1. The Tyndall effect cannot be detected in colloids.

True

False

2. In a oxidation-reduction reaction, the oxidizing agent always undergoes reduction.

True

False

3. Unsaturated compounds are very reactive.

True

False

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Theodore Valentine

Chemistry

11 March, 13:34

1. The Tyndall effect cannot be detected in colloids.

True

False

2. In a oxidation-reduction reaction, the oxidizing agent always undergoes reduction.

True

False

3. Unsaturated compounds are very reactive.

True

False

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Ayana Lambert · Answer 1

1. False

Search in Internet Tyndall effect and you will find that it is the light scattering by particles in a colloid or fine supension.

2. True

The oxidizing agent undergoes reduction when it oxidizes the other agent.

3. True

Unsaturated compounds (chains with double or triple bonds) react easier than saturated compounds (chains with only single bonds)

1. The Tyndall effect cannot be detected in colloids.TrueFalse2. In a oxidation-reduction reaction, the oxidizing agent always undergoes reduction.TrueFalse3. Unsaturated compounds are very reactive.TrueFalse

1. The Tyndall effect cannot be detected in colloids.

True

False

2. In a oxidation-reduction reaction, the oxidizing agent always undergoes reduction.

True

False

3. Unsaturated compounds are very reactive.

True

False