Solutions of Cu (NO3)2, FeCl3, and CaCO3 of the same concentration are added to identical samples of silica sols with a positive charge of counterions. Which of the ions of these electrolytes will cause coagulation of the sol? What electrolyte is needed less?

Solutions of Cu (NO3)2, FeCl3, and CaCO3 of the same concentration are added to identical samples of silica sols with a positive charge of counterions. Which of the ions of these electrolytes will cause coagulation of the sol? What electrolyte is needed less?

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