False. Bases turn litmus paper blue. The easiest way to remember is that blue and base both start with a " B"
Blue. and it leaves blue litmus paper unchanged
Acid reat with blue litmus paper and covert it in to red litmus paper
Acid
blue
turn red litmus paper blue
Litmus is a colored powder, obtained from certain lichens, that changes to red in an acid solution, and to blue in an alkaline solution. Litmus is a mixture of various closely related heterocyclic organic compounds. It is used to make litmus paper , which can be used to determine whether a solution is basic or acidic by dipping a strip of the paper into the solution and seeing how the paper changes color.
Depends on the soda. Some may be formulated more acidic than others. The only true way to know is by using a piece of litmus paper.
no
Most elements are metals.
Yes, it is true.
turn red litmus paper blue
yes, it does, regardless of the substance colour.
Yes, it is true.
1. The pH value of a base is higher than 7 2. The pH value of an acid is lower than 7 3. Bases have a slippery feeling, bitter taste, and a soapy feel 4. Acids have a sour taste, can electrically conduct with a metal 5. Bases change red-litmus paper blue 6. Acids change blue-litmus paper red
True.
False. Acids and bases can be said to be opposites.
No, this is false.
I just had this question in school as a true or false and it is false. Colloquialisms are not acceptable in a research paper.
False
No. It is possible to fold an angle on paper to bisect it.
True