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A substance that is expected to change its color in response to a change in the chemical properties of a solution is termed as an indicator. The end point in a titration corresponds to a color change of the solution.
To determine: The color of this solution when thymol blue is added.
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A solution with
Concept introduction:
A substance that is expected to change its color in response to a change in the chemical properties of a solution is termed as an indicator. The end point in a titration corresponds to a color change of the solution.
To determine: The color of this solution when bromothymol blue is added.
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A solution with
Concept introduction:
A substance that is expected to change its color in response to a change in the chemical properties of a solution is termed as an indicator. The end point in a titration corresponds to a color change of the solution.
To determine: The color of this solution when methyl red is added.
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A substance that is expected to change its color in response to a change in the chemical properties of a solution is termed as an indicator. The end point in a titration corresponds to a color change of the solution.
To determine: The color of this solution when crystal violet is added.
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