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A beaker containing a liquid is left to sit undisturbed overnight. In the morning, there are no particles on the bottom of the beaker. When the liquid in the beaker is stirred and filtered there are no particles on the filter paper. If a laser beam is aimed at the beaker a line of light across the liquid appears. The liquid does scatter light. The beaker contains a…
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