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The gold number of protective colloids A, B, C, and Dare , , , and respectively. Which colloid has the highest protective power?
- A.Colloid A
- B.Colloid B
- C.Colloid C
- D.Colloid D
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Correct answer: B — Colloid B
Solution
- Protective power is defined as being inversely proportional to the gold number.
- The gold numbers are , , , and .
- The smallest gold number indicates the highest protective power.
- The value is the smallest among the given values.
- Hence the answer is (B).
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