52Types of Chemical Reactions3) Get a clean dry medium test tube and add a small amount of calcium oxide solid to it.Now add enough deionized water to cover the solid in the test tube and test theresulting mixture with universal indicator.What does the color of the universal indicator tell?Balanced chemical equation:4) Get a medium test tube and fill it with about 5 mL of water and a few drops ofuniversal indicator. Take a soda straw and gently blow bubbles into the water. Notewhat happens to the color of the universal indicator.What does the color of the universal indicator tell?Balanced chemical equation:

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52 Types of Chemical Reactions 3) Get a clean dry medium test tube and add a small amount of calcium oxide solid to it. Now add enough deionized water to cover the solid in the test tube and test the resulting mixture with universal indicator. What does the color of the universal indicator tell? Balanced chemical equation:

52 Types of Chemical Reactions 3) Get a clean dry medium test tube and add a small amount of calcium oxide solid to it. Now add enough deionized water to cover the solid in the test tube and test the resulting mixture with universal indicator. What does the color of the universal indicator tell? Balanced chemical equation:

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