Select the true statements regarding flocculation.a. Repulsive forces between molecules must be reduced to allow attractive forces toflocculate particlesb.Low ionic strength favors particle-particle attachments (flocculation)c. Electrokinetic properties of particles depend only on the particle characteristicswhich cannot be manipulated to decrease repulsive forces between particlesd. Van der Waals are attractive forces that allow for flocculation Which of the following are true regarding the electric double layer?a. The stern layer describes the firmly attached layer of counter ions that areattracted to the typically positively-charged cell debris at neutral pH.b. The thickness of the double layer is independent of the valence of counter ions(Al³+ or Nat).c.Decreasing the ion concentration would reduce the thickness of the doublelayer.d. Increasing the bulk concentration of ions (i.e. increasing ionic strength) woulddecrease the Debye radius.e. Describes the charged atmosphere surrounding a charged particle which impactsflocculation of charged particles.

Select the true statements regarding flocculation. a. Repulsive forces between molecules must be reduced to allow attractive forces to flocculate particles b. Low ionic strength favors particle-particle attachments (flocculation) C. Electrokinetic properties of particles depend only on the particle characteristics which cannot be manipulated to decrease repulsive forces between particles d. Van der Waals are attractive forces that allow for flocculation

Select the true statements regarding flocculation. a. Repulsive forces between molecules must be reduced to allow attractive forces to flocculate particles b. Low ionic strength favors particle-particle attachments (flocculation) C. Electrokinetic properties of particles depend only on the particle characteristics which cannot be manipulated to decrease repulsive forces between particles d. Van der Waals are attractive forces that allow for flocculation

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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