Science, asked by kavyagoel, 10 months ago

why does the moist blue litmus paper change to red and not the dry blue

litmus paper when dipped in dry Hcl?

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Answered by nivbest2

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Answer:

It is so because dry Hcl does not disassociate any h+ ions on reacting with dry litmus paper.

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