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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What Is A Lagoon? When barrier islands or reefs separate a shallow body of water from a larger body of water a lagoon is formed. Lagoons are divided into two types and they are atoll lagoons and coastal lagoons. However, lagoons can occur on gravel coastlines and mixed sand. Coastal lagoons tend to be confused for water bodies known as estuaries.