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when a substance A turn blue litmus to red it will : (a) vanish colour of clove oil (b) vanish colour of vanilla. (c) turn phenophthelin colourless. (d) none of the above​

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a) acid

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Answered by Anonymous
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When a substance A turn blue litmus to red it will (c) turn phenophthelin colourless.

  • If a substance called 'A' turns a blue litmus paper red then it means substance is acidic in nature because blue litmus paper has tendency to turn into red when tested with acids.
  • Phenophthelin is a chemical compound which helps to differentiate acids and bases. So, it is a type of acid-base indicator. It turns pink with bases and turns colourless with acids.
  • As substance 'A' is found to be acidic so it will turn phenophthelin colourless.
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