1 If you shine a beam of light into a colloid, it displays the Tyndall effect, which makes the beam of light visible in the colloid because light is scattered by the particles. 2  An example of the Tyndall effect is the visibility of light from car headlamps through fog.
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Whereas, coastal lagoons, other than coral reefs origin, are formed mainly at the emerged coasts which are dominated by the landforms of deposition viz. bars, barrier bars, spits, hooks, etc. These depositional landform sometimes cut a bay or any other embayment along the coast from the sea and thus making lagoons.