Explanation The statement (a) is given below, The mixture contains more hydrogen ions than hydroxide ions. The given statement is true because, the blue litmus turned red, and the red litmus remained red which clearly says that the red color indication is the solution is acidic. Obviously, the number of H + ions are greater than the O H − ion. The statement (b) is given below, The mixture contains more hydroxide ions than hydrogen ions The mixture contains more hydroxide ions than hydrogen ions. The given statement is false because, the blue litmus turned red, and the red litmus remained red which clearly says that the red color indication is the solution is acidic. Obviously, the number of H + ions are greater than the O H − ion. The statement (c) is given below, When an acid and a base react, water is formed, so the mixture cannot be acidic or basic. The given statement is false because, the formation of neutral solution when the equal quantities of strong acid and the equal quantities strong base reacts together. If the molarity of the acid or the molarity of base is uneven, the resultant solution is either acid or base. Moreover, the given statement is acidic therefore the given statement is wrong

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The acid solution of ten milliliters is mixed with base solution of 10 mL. When the mixture is tested with litmus paper, the blue litmus turned red, and the red litmus remained red. The correct statement has to be identified.

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The acid solution of ten milliliters is mixed with base solution of 10 mL. When the mixture is tested with litmus paper, the blue litmus turned red, and the red litmus remained red. The correct statement has to be identified.

Solution Summary: The author explains that when an acid and a base react, water is formed, so the mixture cannot be acidic or basic.

Interpretation: The acid solution of ten milliliters is mixed with base solution of 10 mL. When the mixture is tested with litmus paper, the blue litmus turned red, and the red litmus remained red. The correct statement has to be identified.

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The acid solution of ten milliliters is mixed with base solution of 10 mL. When the mixture is tested with litmus paper, the blue litmus turned red, and the red litmus remained red. The correct statement has to be identified.