Why does the red litmus paper turn blue when touched with aqueous solution of magnesium oxide?
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The aqueous solution of magnesium oxide is called magnesium hydrogen which is an alkali. The red litmus turns blue when it comes in contact with an alkali.
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➝ The litmus paper is used as an indicator to determine the pH of the substance that is being tested.
➝ The red litmus indicates that the solution is acidic in nature.
➝ The red litmus turns blue when the solution is basic in nature.
➝ The aqueous magnesium oxide is basic in nature and when the red litmus paper was dipped into the solution then it became blue.
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