On which of the following properties does the coagulating power of an ion depend?

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🧠 The Hardy-Schulze Protocol
Colloids are stabilized by charge. To crash them (coagulate), you need to neutralize that charge. The Hardy-Schulze rule is the law of "Inverse Influence"—the more charged the ion, the more powerful its "crashing" ability.

🗺️ The Rules of Engagement
1. The Sign: An ion only coagulates a sol of the opposite charge. (e.g., negative sols need positive ions).
2. The Magnitude: The power of an electrolyte is directly proportional to the  (or higher) power of the valenc

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