Chemistry · Acids, Bases and Salts
Four chemical samples A, B, C, and D are tested using turmeric and phenolphthalein indicators, and the following observations are recorded: A - turns reddish-brown on adding turmeric B - turns pink on adding phenolphthalein C - remains yellow on adding turmeric D - remains colourless on adding phenolphthalein What can be concluded about the nature of these samples?
- 1A and B are acidic; C and D are basic.
- 2A and C are acidic; B and D are basic.
- 3A and D are acidic; B and C are basic.
- 4A and B are basic; C and D could be acidic or neutral.✓
Correct answer
A and B are basic; C and D could be acidic or neutral.
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