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What happens when dialysis is prolonged?
(N/A) The electrolytes present in the colloidal solution help in stabilizing the sol particles. On prolonged dialysis,these traces of electrolytes are removed completely from the solution. As a result,the stability of the colloidal system is lost,which leads to the coagulation of the sol particles.
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