one of the following statement is correct about the structures of the given indicator HO 2 HO. a. the structure form in basic medium is number 1 b. the structure form in basic medium is number 2 c. the intensity of the color is higher in form 2 d. none is correct

one of the following statement is correct about the structures of the given indicator HO 2 HO. a. the structure form in basic medium is number 1 b. the structure form in basic medium is number 2 c. the intensity of the color is higher in form 2 d. none is correct

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one of the following
statement is correct about
the structures of the given
indicator
N.
OH
1
N:
HO
2
HO.
a. the structure form in
basic medium is
number 1
b. the structure form in
basic medium is
number 2
c. the intensity of the
color is higher in form
2
d. none is correct

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