Chemistry, asked by Alexeee, 2 months ago

WHY?
Q1) Why do stains of turmeric turn red on reacting with soap?

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Answered by tamannaclasses

Explanation:

Turmeric is a natural indicator which changes its yellow colour into reddish brown when it comes in contact with a solution of base. Hence, when soap (which is basic in nature) is scrubbed on the stain, the stain turns red

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Answered by AryanHelper80

Answer:

Because it's basic in nature

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WHY? Q1) Why do stains of turmeric turn red on reacting with soap?

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WHY?
Q1) Why do stains of turmeric turn red on reacting with soap?