ammonia when passed through phenolphthalein solution turns it pink
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Phenolphthalein turns pink when exposed to substances above a pH of 8.2- and becomes purple at even higher pH values. This color change is a result of ionization, which alters the shape and charge of phenolphthalein molecules. This causes it to block the blue light spectrum when exposed to alkaline substances, producing a pink to pu
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