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Interpretation: Color of alizarin yellow when dissolved in water needs to be explained.
Concept Introduction: The concepts of Le Chatelier principle is also known as the Equilibrium law, are used to illustrate the effect of such changes on a
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Answer to Problem 5E
Color of indicator is red.
Explanation of Solution
When an indicator is dissolved in water it dissociates as given below
The acid and its conjugate base have different colors. At low pH values concentration of
(b)
Interpretation: Color of bromocresol green when dissolved in water needs to be explained.
Concept Introduction: The concepts of Le Chatelier principle is also known as the Equilibrium law, are used to illustrate the effect of such changes on a chemical equilibrium. According to him, equilibrium adjusts the forward and backward reactions to acquire the changes which alter the conditions of equilibrium.
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Answer to Problem 5E
Color of bromocresol green indicator is blue.
Explanation of Solution
When an indicator is dissolved in water it dissociates as given below
The acid and its conjugate base have different colors. At low pH values the concentration of
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Interpretation: Color of methyl red when dissolved in water needs to be explained.
Concept Introduction: The concepts of Le Chatelier principle is also known as the Equilibrium law, are used to illustrate the effect of such changes on a chemical equilibrium. According to him, equilibrium adjusts the forward and backward reactions to acquire the changes which alter the conditions of equilibrium.
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Answer to Problem 5E
Color of methyl red indicator is yellow.
Explanation of Solution
When an indicator is dissolved in water it dissociates as given below
The acid and its conjugate base have different colors. At low pH values the concentration of
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Interpretation: Color of phenol red when dissolved in water needs to be explained.
Concept Introduction: The concepts of Le Chatelier principle is also known as the Equilibrium law, are used to illustrate the effect of such changes on a chemical equilibrium. According to him, equilibrium adjusts the forward and backward reactions to acquire the changes which alter the conditions of equilibrium.
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Answer to Problem 5E
Color of phenol red indicator is red.
Explanation of Solution
When an indicator is dissolved in water it dissociates as given below
The acid and its conjugate base have different colors. At low pH values the concentration of
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