Science, asked by nakulbhati610, 6 months ago

Write the colour change when HCl and NaOH is added to (a) Blue litmus (b) Phenolphthalein

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Answered by shivangidas2009

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Answer:

a)Blue Litmus:

HCl- Turns blue litmus red

NaOH- Remains blue

b)Phenolphthalein

HCl- Remains Colourless

NaOH- Turns Phenolphthalein pink

Answered by ishchaudhary24

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