The figure below shows 2 sets of solutions with added methyl orange indicatora = w/3 drops HcIb = w/ 3drops NaOHC = original solutionaC.Solution 1abCSolution 2What is the content (acidic or basic, buffer or solution) of the solutions 1 and 2?Explain BRIEFLY why the three solutions of 1 are more varying than the three solutions of 2.

Methyl orange indicator shows red color in an acid solution whereas yellow color in the basic…

The figure below shows 2 sets of solutions with added methyl orange indicator a = w/3 drops HCI b = w/ 3drops NaOH c = original solution a b Solution 1 a b Solution 2 What is the content (acidic or basic, buffer or solution) of the solutions 1 and 2? Explain BRIEFLY why the three solutions of 1 are more varying than the three solutions of 2.

The figure below shows 2 sets of solutions with added methyl orange indicator a = w/3 drops HCI b = w/ 3drops NaOH c = original solution a b Solution 1 a b Solution 2 What is the content (acidic or basic, buffer or solution) of the solutions 1 and 2? Explain BRIEFLY why the three solutions of 1 are more varying than the three solutions of 2.

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