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sodium bicarbonate(sodiaum hydrogen carbonate) |
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red & thymol blue litmus paper, red cabbage |
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Name the molecule in red cabbage pH indicator that undergoes color changes |
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better indicator of acidic concentrations [pH] (1.2-2.8) |
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better at indicating base concentrations,no change for higher [H+] |
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phenolphthalein (changes color for bases) |
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Cabbage indicator (serial dilution/5) |
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0-4 deep pink-lt purple,10-14 ltpurple-yellow |
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Blow into a basic sltn w/straw?? |
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pH decreases (becomes MORE acidic)->[H+] increasesBECAUSE...CO2 + H2O ->is a reversible reaction...creating:H2CO3 (which reactes in/with H20 to create->H3O[H+] + HCO3 (a weak acid)which is why pH decreases (becomes more acidic) |
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PTII: HCO3(weak acid)donates H+'s to the H2O>conversely reducing by same ration OH-'s;this causes pH of solution to decrease |
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