Tyndall effect in macromolecules

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Principle

An iris diaphragm is used to bundle the light from a torch, which is then passed through a glass beaker filled with sample solution. In a pure sodium chloride solution, the beam of light is invisible. In a polymer solution, however, scattered light is clearly visible from the side. This so-called 'Tyndall effect' occurs only if the size of the dissolved particles falls within the range of the wavelength of visible light. The test procedure describes how to proceed using a polymer solution, but the test can also be run for a biology class in the same way using a filtered egg white solution. 




Materiallist (Excerpt) Product Amount
Sample set for study of plastics, 60 pcs. of each species 31730-00 1
Iris diaphragm 08045-00 1
Lens holder 08012-00 1
Support base variable 02001-00 1
Formic acid 98-100% 250 ml 30021-25 1
Sodium chloride, 500 g 30155-50 1
Acetone, chem.pure 250 ml 30004-25 1
Ring with boss head, i. d. = 10 cm 37701-01 1
Support rod, stainless steel, l = 600 mm, d = 10 mm 02037-00 3
Test tube rack for 12 tubes, holes d= 22 mm, wood 37686-10 1
Universal clamp 37715-00 1
Boss head 02043-00 2
Protecting glasses, clear glass 39316-00 1
Test tube, 18x188 mm, 10 pcs 37658-03 1
Glass beaker DURAN®, tall, 250 ml 36004-00 5
Spoon, special steel 33398-00 1
Wire gauze 160 mm x 160 mm, ceramic cen. 33287-01 1
Wash bottle, plastic, 500 ml 33931-00 1
Glass rod,boro 3.3,l=200mm, d=5mm 40485-03 1
Rubber stopper, d=22/17 mm, without hole 39255-00 2

Literature for this article als follows

Title Product Language
TESS advanced Chemie Handbuch Polymerchemie 01838-01 DEU
TESS advanced Chemistry manual Chemistry of Polymers 01838-02 ENG
TESS advanced Química manual Química de los Polimeros 01838-04 ESP

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