pH Indicator ChartAcidicBasic2 34 5 6 i 8 91011 12 13 14Indicator1pH RangeThymol Blue1.2-2.8 and 8.0-9.2Methyl Orange3.0-4.4Bromphenol Blue3.0-4.6Congo Red3.0-5.0Bromcresol Green3.8-5.4Methyl Red4.4-6.2Bromthymol Blue6.0-7.6Phenol Red6.8-8.4Phenolphthalein8.2-10.0Thymophthalein9.3-10.5FLINN0 2019 Finn Scientic. Inc. All Rights Reserved.AP7291SCIENTIFICreto You are given three unknown solutions. One is strongly acidic (pH below 1), one isneutral, and one is basic (pH above 8 below 9). Which indicator would you use to determine thepH of these solutions and why?

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You are given three unknown solutions. One is strongly acidic (pH below 1), one is neutral, and one is basic (pH above 8 below 9). Which indicator would you use to determine the pH of these solutions and why?

You are given three unknown solutions. One is strongly acidic (pH below 1), one is neutral, and one is basic (pH above 8 below 9). Which indicator would you use to determine the pH of these solutions and why?

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pH Indicator Chart
Acidic
Basic
2 3
4 5 6 i 8 9
10
11 12 13 14
Indicator
1
pH Range
Thymol Blue
1.2-2.8 and 8.0-9.2
Methyl Orange
3.0-4.4
Bromphenol Blue
3.0-4.6
Congo Red
3.0-5.0
Bromcresol Green
3.8-5.4
Methyl Red
4.4-6.2
Bromthymol Blue
6.0-7.6
Phenol Red
6.8-8.4
Phenolphthalein
8.2-10.0
Thymophthalein
9.3-10.5
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