An aqueous solution turns red litmus blue.Excess addition of which of the following would reverse the change?
Baking powder
Slaked lime
Ammonium hydroxide
Vinegar
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Answer:
Excess addition of vinegar causes the reverse
Explanation:
We know that,
Basic or alkaline solutions turn red litmus to blue
Acidic solutions turn blue litmus to red
Here,
red litmus is changing to blue that means the aqueous solution used is basic in nature
So for the reverse to happen that is, for blue litmus to change into red we have to add an acid
In the given options,
Baking powder or NaHCO₃ is basic
Slaked lime or Ca(OH)₂ is basic
Ammonium hydroxide or NH₄OH is also basic
only
Vinegar or acetic acid or CH₃COOH is acidic
Hence we have to add vinegar in excess to turn blue litmus back to red
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The correct answer is option (b) slaked lime
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