Question

neutral substances do not bring about any color change in indicators why....​

Answer 1

Answer:

Neutral substances are neither acidic nor basic. They have been neutralised by acidic and basic substances so they do not change the color of indicators

Explanation:

Answer 2

Neutral substance does not change the pH because neutral substances are neither acidic nor basic and thus does not change the colour of the indicator.

Explanation:

• Indicators are devices which determine the pH level of a substance.

• pH is used to determine how acidic or basic.

• Alkaline substances tend to have a higher pH value which is greater than 7. pH level of a neutral substance is 7.

• One of the most commonly known indicators is litmus paper whose colour changes with changes in acidity and alkalinity.

• If the litmus paper is dipped into a substance which is acidic in nature it turns red in colour whereas when dipped into an alkaline substance it turns purple in colour.

• The neutral colour of litmus paper is green ie when dipped in plain water at room temperature.

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