Chemistry · Acids, Bases and Salts
Students test various solutions with litmus paper and observe red-to-blue or blue-to-red colour changes. What is the main reason litmus paper changes color?
- 1Litmus reacts chemically to produce entirely new permanent macromolecular compounds
- 2Litmus responds to hydrogen ion concentration, indicating the acidic or basic nature of the solution✓
- 3The colour change occurs primarily due to temperature differences of the solutions
- 4The colour change is caused by the rapid atmospheric oxidation of litmus molecules
Correct answer
Litmus responds to hydrogen ion concentration, indicating the acidic or basic nature of the solution
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