Identify the colour observed when red cabbage extract is added to the acids and bases-Strong baseWeak acidStrong acidLight pinkDark pinkPale yellow

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Standard IX

Chemistry

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Identify the colour observed when red cabbage extract is added to the acids and bases.

Strong base

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Weak acid

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Strong acid

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Light pink

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Dark pink

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Pale yellow

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