Chemistry-10th Acids, Bases and Salts CBSE Board 2024 Medium
Two solutions X and Y give red and blue colour respectively with universal indicator. (i) In which solution i…
Two solutions X and Y give red and blue colour respectively with universal indicator.
- (i)In which solution is the hydrogen ion concentration more than the other? Justify your answer.
- (ii)If X and Y are mixed in proper amounts and the resultant mixture is tested with a universal indicator, it turns green. What is the nature of the salt formed? Justify your answer.
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