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Write short note on Indicator​

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Answered by thekingneverdie9
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Indicators are substances that change their color when they come in contact with acids or bases. ph scale is an universal indicator.It states it nature(acidic/basic/neutral) and also shows its strength . It is helpful in showing the properties of the substances.

Answered by missNAV143957
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MRK AS BRAINLIEST PLZ

Explanation:

Indicators are substances whose solutions change color due to changes in pH. These are called acid-base indicators. They are usually weak acids or bases, but their conjugate base or acid forms have different colors due to differences in their absorption spectra. Did you know that the color of hydrangea flowers depends on the pH of the soil . Start from the definition of the equilibrium constant K; you can easily derive it. Note that pH = pKai when [In−]=[HIn] . In other words, when the pH is the same as pKai, there are equal amounts of acid and base forms. When the two forms have equal concentration, the color change is most noticeable.

Colors of substances make the world a wonderful place. Because of the colors and structures, flowers, plants, animals, and minerals show their unique characters. Many indicators are extracted from plants. For example, red cabbage juice and tea pigments show different colors when the pH is different. The color of tea darkens in a basic solution, but the color becomes lighter when lemon juice is added. Red cabbage juice turns blue in a basic solution, but it shows a distinct red color in an acidic solution.

This indicator is colorless in acidic solution, but a light PINK appears when the pH is > 8. The color becomes more INTENSE PINK as the pH rises. A parade of the color intensities is shown below

The equivalence point is when the color changes most rapidly, not when the solution has changed color. Improper use of indicators will introduce inaccuracy to titration results.

Colors of an Indicator Solution

Indicators change color gradually at various pH. Let us assume that the acid form has a blue color and the basic form has red color. The variation of colors at different pH is shown below. The background color affects their appearance and our perception of them.

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