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Brut [27]
3 years ago
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Wasim and his friends want to test if the solution of a substance is acidic or not. These are the tests that each of them perfor

med. Wasim: Dipped the blue litmus in the solution Akram: Dipped the red litmus in the solution Neha: Dipped both the blue and the red litmus in the solution one after other. Who among them performed a proper test ?
Chemistry
1 answer:
alex41 [277]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

Wasim and Nehra did the Proper testing  

Explanation:

In acidic condition Blue litmus turns red

In basic condition Red litmus turns Blue

In order to test an Acidic solution we need Blue litmus.

Wasim Dipped the blue litmus in the solution : it will turn red and shows acid

Akram  Dipped the red litmus in the solution : No it will not show, it's a test for base

Neha: Dipped both the blue and the red litmus in the solution one after other.

          Blue litmus will turn red which will show Acidic nature, after that Adding Red litmus in it will not show any change as Red litmus only changes in Basic condition.

Therefore,  Wasim and Nehra did the Proper  testing  

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