Indicators
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What are common indicators?
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Sulphur dioxide is dissolved in water. The solution is tested for acidic nature. What are the changes you will observe when you dip a litmus paper in the solution?
Red litmus turns blue
Blue litmus turns to red
No change occurs
Blue litmus turns to yellow.
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Which of the following is an acid-base indicator?
Vinegar
Lime water
Turmeric
Baking soda
Q. What is the effect of potassium hydroxide solution on litmus paper?
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Is a self-indicator?
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The most commonly used natural indicator is ______________ .
Q. What is the effect of potassium hydroxide solution on litmus paper?
- Turns blue litmus to red
- Turns red litmus to blue
- Turns red litmus to green
- Turns blue litmus to green
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Which of the following is the property of phenol?
Weak acid
High volatile
White crystalline powder.
All of these
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Which of the following is the property of phenol?
Weak acid
High volatile
White crystalline powder.
All of these
Q. Three test tubes contains different solutions and are labelled as A, B and C. The table below shows the observations when red and blue litmus papers were dipped in these test tubes.
Analyse the table given below and choose the correct options from the following.
Test tube ATest tube BTest tube CRed LitmusNo changeNo changeNo changeBlue LitmusRedNo changeRed
Analyse the table given below and choose the correct options from the following.
Test tube ATest tube BTest tube CRed LitmusNo changeNo changeNo changeBlue LitmusRedNo changeRed
- The sample in test tube B is neutral
- The sample in test tube C is acidic
- The sample in test tube A is acidic
- The sample in test tube A is neutral
Q. Red cabbage extract is a synthetic indicator.
- True
- False
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Define indicator.
Q. Which among following will not help to test the acid or base?
- Red cabbage
- pH paper
- Filter paper
- Turmeric
Q. Which of the following is a naturally occuring indicator?
- Phenolphthalein
- Turmeric
- Methyl orange
- Methyl red