Indicators

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List 5 indicators.
Universal Indicator. Methyl Orange Indicator. Phenolphthalein Indicator. Litmus Paper (red & blue).
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What colour does universal indicator turn in presence of an acid?
Yellow for a weak acid, red for a strong acid.
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What colour does universal indicator turn in presence of an alkali?
Green for a weak acide, purple for a strong acid.
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What colour does methyl orange indicator turn in presence of an acid?
Red for a strong acid, yellow for a weak acid.
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What colour does methyl orange indicator turn in presence of an alkali
Yellow for a weak alkali and a strong alkali.
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What colour does phenolphthalein indicator turn in presence of an acid?
Colourless for any acid.
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What colour does phenolphthalein indicator turn in presence of an alkali?
Pink-- gradually gets darker as pH gets higher.
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What colour does red litmus paper turn in presence of an acid?
Stays red.
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What colour does red litmus paper turn in presence of an alkali?
Turns blue.
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What colour does blue litmus paper turn in presence of an acid?
Turns red.
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What colour does blue litmus paper turn in presence of an alkali?
Stays blue.
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Give examples of acids.
Strong acid=Hydrochloric Acid. Weak acid=Vinegar
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Give examples of alkalis.
Strong alkali=Sodium Hydroxide. Wealk alkali=Ammonia
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Give examples of neutral solutions.
Sodium Chloride.
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