Q. Flocculation or coagulation of protoplasm is the
A) Interchangeability between sol and gel states
B) Ability to scatter that beam of light
C) Erratic zig-zag movement of protoplasmic particles
D) Ability of protoplasm to increase in size when they lose charges
Explanation
Protoplasm is generally found in two states, $i.e.,$ peripheral gel like ectoplasm and central sol like endoplasm. Protoplasm shows transformation between sol and gel states is made possible through flocculation or coagulation of protoplasm.
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