Question: You added 8 drops of Alizarin Yellow indicato and your solution appears yellow and transparent. What colour would your solution change to if you added 20 drops of 2.0 M NAOH? Think about what you did in the lab. Remember the results are reported on going from acid to base.

Question: You added 8 drops of Alizarin Yellow indicato and your solution appears yellow and transparent. What colour would your solution change to if you added 20 drops of 2.0 M NAOH? Think about what you did in the lab. Remember the results are reported on going from acid to base.

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