Answer to Question #48088 in Physical Chemistry for Rahul

Physical Chemistry

Question #48088

How can we determine the charge on the colloidal particles?

Expert's answer

The charge on the colloidal particles can be determined by measuring velocity of particles in an electric field (electrophoresis).

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