Red Cabbage as an Acid-Base Indicator
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What is the purpose of red cabbage juice in chemistry experiments?

  • To create a pH buffer solution
  • To serve as an indicator for chemical reactions (correct)
  • To catalyze oxidation reactions
  • To test the reactivity of acids and bases
  • What happens when you mix soap with red cabbage juice?

  • The juice remains red
  • The juice turns blue (correct)
  • The juice turns yellow
  • The juice turns green
  • What type of substance is red cabbage juice an example of?

  • Base
  • Acid
  • Indicator (correct)
  • Catalyst
  • What happens when you add fizzy lemonade to the blue-colored cabbage juice?

    <p>The juice turns red</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the purpose of using indicators like red cabbage juice in chemistry experiments?

    <p>To detect the presence of specific substances</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    red cabbage indicators

    • red cabbage can be stored in vinegar, resulting in a red juice.
    • when soap is mixed with the red cabbage juice, the color changes to blue.
    • adding fizzy lemonade to the mixture changes the color back to red.
    • the colors from plants that change color when mixed with different substances are called indicators.
    • red cabbage juice exhibits this property, making it an indicator.

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    Explore the properties of red cabbage juice as an indicator, changing colors when mixed with different substances, such as soap and fizzy lemonade.

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