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Marking Scheme

Chemistry
Delhi- SET (56/1/3)
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Zone refining: 3his method is 4ased on the principle that the imp rities are more sol 4le in the melt than in the solid state of metal. Va o!r hase refining: In this method! the metal is converted into its volatile compo nd and collected elsewhere. It is then decomposed to give p re metal. Ele"trolyti" refining: In this method! the imp re metal is made to act as anode. 0 strip of the same metal in p re form is sed as cathode. 3hey are p t in a s ita4le electrolytic 4ath containing sol 4le salt of the same metal.3he more 4asic metal remains in the sol tion and the less 4asic ones go to the 11$=$ anode m d 5erric hydro1ide sol is positively charged. 6y adding potassi m chloride! the e1cess chloride ions ne tralize its positive charge and ca se it to "oag!late# 3he dispersed phase and dispersion medi m migrate towards oppositely charged electrodes (electrophoresis). 3he 4eam of light is scattered 4y colloidal particles(3yndall effect).

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