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pH paper turns blue or purple in alkalis.
Bases turn pH paper blue or purple in color.
pH paper would go a deep purple in the presence of KOH (s) because it is a very strong alkali.
Yes, a strong base will turn universal indicator paper purple. Universal indicator paper changes color based on the pH of the solution it is exposed to, and a strong base will cause it to turn purple, indicating a high pH.
A base will appear as a blue or purple color on pH paper. This is due to the indicator dye in the paper changing color in the presence of a basic solution.
Indicator paper is a common name for litmus paper. Litmus paper tests pH. The color range is red to purple, when red is very acidic (pH of 1) and purple is very basic (pH of 14). In between the spectrum are the other pH values. Green is neutral (a pH of 7). Yellow and orange are acids also, ranging from a pH of 2-6. Teal and blue are bases, with pH ranging from 8-13. Hope this helps!
You could test the pH of the substance with UI (universal indicator) paper, or some other indicator. If the pH is <7 or the paper is red/orange/yellow, then its acidic. If the pH is >7 or the paper is blue/purple, then its alkaline. In-between is neutral (green).
The color of the detergent solution on pH paper can vary based on the specific pH level of the solution. Detergents are typically basic in nature, so they may turn pH paper blue or purple, indicating a pH greater than 7. It's best to use pH paper to determine the exact color change for your specific detergent solution.
ph 8- p14 is a alkali. blue for weak alkali (ph 8) purple for strong alkali (ph14)
Litmus paper turns purple in a basic solution due to a chemical reaction with hydroxide ions in the solution. The dye in litmus paper undergoes a change in structure when it comes in contact with a base, causing it to reflect purple light.
Borax, which is a basic compound, will cause pH paper to turn a color indicative of alkaline solutions. Typically, pH paper that ranges from yellow to green in neutral solutions will turn blue to purple when exposed to borax, indicating a pH level above 7. The exact color change can vary depending on the specific type of pH paper used.
its kind of orange and i think the ph of NaOH is 8-10................... double check though coz i tested this with red cabbage juice so i am not sure.................. \\\