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Which indicator changes color in both acid and basic solutions?
Which indicator changes color in both acid and basic solutions?
Which gas is produced when Sodium Hydrogen Carbonate reacts with acetic acid?
Which gas is produced when Sodium Hydrogen Carbonate reacts with acetic acid?
Which salt provided does not contain water of crystallization?
Which salt provided does not contain water of crystallization?
Study Notes
- One of the salts provided does not contain water of crystallization.
- Phenolphthalein indicator changes color in acid and basic solutions.
- Sodium hydroxide solution is basic and turns red litmus to blue.
- Methyl orange indicator changes color in acid and basic solutions.
- Sodium Hydrogen Carbonate reacts with acetic acid to produce gas.
- The gas evolved turns lime water milky and has a pungent odor.
- The gas evolved extinguishes a burning splinter.
- The gas evolved dissolves in a solution of sodium hydroxide.
- There are three statements provided, and only one is correct.
- The text provides multiple choice questions.
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Description
Test your knowledge of chemistry with this quiz! From identifying salts to understanding acid-base indicators, this quiz covers a range of topics. See if you can correctly identify the properties of sodium hydroxide solution, gases produced through chemical reactions, and more. With multiple choice questions and challenging statements, this quiz will put your chemistry skills to the test.