Chemistry, asked by razilbabu, 11 months ago

what will happen when strontium chloride is dipped in the blue Litmus solution?​

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Answered by amritanshu6563
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When strontium chloride dipped in blue Litmus solution, it turns blue Litmus solution into red litmus solution. It is because of the strontium chloride is an acidic salt. This is also because of the acidic nature of strontium chloride salt.

Answered by rjvpramanik
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The blue litmus solution will turn into red solution

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