JEE Main201910 Jan 2019Evening ShiftChemistrySurface ChemistryActual
The haemoglobin and the gold sol are examples of
Options
- Apositively charged sols,
- Bnegatively and positively charged sols, respectively.
- Cnegatively charged sols.
- Dpositively and negatively charged sols, respectively.
Correct answer
D. positively and negatively charged sols, respectively.
Step-by-step solution
Hemoglobin and gold sol both are colloids and always carry an electric charge. Hemoglobin is a positively charged sol, because in hemoglobin, Fe + 2 ion is the central metal ion of the octahedral complex. All metal sols like, Au-sol, Ag-sol etc. are negatively charged sols The gold sol is negatively charged, while the haemoglobin is positively charged.