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phenolphthalein when added to a liquid X did not show any colour change. Mention 2 inferences drawn from this activity

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Answered by diviyadharshinitamil
13

Answer:

Explanation:

1) liquid x is an acid.

2)liquid x turns blue litmus paper to red.

3)liquid x is sour in taste.

Answered by Anonymous
31

\large\boxed{\underline{\mathcal{\red{A}\green{N}\pink{S}\orange{W}\blue{E}\pink{R}}}}

The two inferences drawn from this activity are:

1. \dashrightarrowThe liquid X may be an acidic solution.

2. \dashrightarrowThe liquid X may have reached the equivalence point and is under neutral conditions.

\tt\large{\blue{Explanation}}

\dashrightarrowPhenolphthalein solution turns pink when added to a solution that is basic in nature because it undergoes deprotonation in the basic medium that imparts the pink colour to the solution.

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