Take water in a test tube and add a few drops of blue litmus solution to it.With the help of a straw blow air into it turning red.Explain the reason behind the colour change?
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A litmus solution shows red colour when it comes in contact with acid .
The air that we exhaled into the aqueous solution of litmus was Carbon dioxide. Since Carbon Dioxide is an acidic gas,the colour of the solution changes to red showing presence of acid.
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A litmus solution shows red colour when it comes in contact with acid .
The air that we exhaled into the aqueous solution of litmus was Carbon dioxide. Since Carbon Dioxide is an acidic gas,the colour of the solution changes to red showing presence of acid.
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When we are blowing air in the test tube, we are blowing CO2 (Carbondioxide), the carbondioxide reacts with the water (H2O) in the test tube and forms Carbonic Acid (H2CO3), which is acidic in nature and hence the change in colour from blue to red.
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