Abstract
In general the addition of non-electrolyte to hydrophobic sols results into an irregular change in the stability of the latter, towards electrolyte coagulation. Precipitation concentration of potassium chloride for copper ferrocyanide sol changes in the presence of ethyl alcohol, glycol or glycerol. Ethyl alcohol sensitizes while others stabilise the sol to different extents. In presence of these alcohols, electrolytic coagulation of copper ferrocyanide sol is attended by a decrease in the conductance and hydrogen ion concentration as compared to a pure sol (sol without non-electrolyte).
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