Chemistry, asked by srinivasulujana95, 7 months ago

the substances that turn blue litmus to red are acidic in nature why

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Answered by udishvijay42

Answer:

Acetic acid (CH3COOH) undergoes dissociation to release hydrogen ions which makes it acidic in nature. Thus, it can change the colour of blue litmus solution to red

Answered by giridharakula06

Answer:

Why because when a solution is kept we don't know that it's acidic or basic in Nature. for testing it with litmus paper if the litmus paper turn blue to red it is acidic in nature and red consists of acid in nature

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