What change will take place when beetroot juice is added to (i) water (ii) vinegar (iii) lemon juice

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In all three solutions, water, vinegar and lemon juice, beet root juice will be red in colour.
Water is neutral and so has a pH of 7 while vinegar and lemon juice are acidic.
Beetroot juice is red coloured in acidic and neutral medium and changes to yellow in basic or alkaline medium.

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What change will take place when beetroot juice is added to (i) water (ii) vinegar (iii) lemon juice

In all three solutions, water, vinegar and lemon juice, beet root juice will be red in colour. Water is neutral and so has a pH of 7 while vinegar and lemon juice are acidic. Beetroot juice is red coloured in acidic and neutral medium and changes to yellow in basic or alkaline medium.

In all three solutions, water, vinegar and lemon juice, beet root juice will be red in colour.
Water is neutral and so has a pH of 7 while vinegar and lemon juice are acidic.
Beetroot juice is red coloured in acidic and neutral medium and changes to yellow in basic or alkaline medium.