6. The following indicator exhibits the following colors in its acid and conjugate base forms. HIn(aq) H*(aq) + In (aq) red yellow Using the common ion effect, explain how changes in pH will determine the color of this indicator in solution.

6. The following indicator exhibits the following colors in its acid and conjugate base forms. HIn(aq) H*(aq) + In (aq) red yellow Using the common ion effect, explain how changes in pH will determine the color of this indicator in solution.

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The following indicator exhibits the following colors in its acid and conjugate
base forms.
HIn(aq) +
H*(aq) + In (aq)
red
yellow
Using the common ion effect, explain how changes in pH will determine the color
of this indicator in solution.

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