when the ph=7 means it is newtral so the colour is newtral just as water that means colries
*edit* don't answer any more questions please! Methyl Orange is yellow at pH > 4.4, Red at pH <3.1 and the colour change yellow-orange-red happens in the small interval between those two values.
The indicator shows an orange (yellow) color.
If I recall properly, methyl red transitions between about pH 4 and pH 6, so it would not be a good indicator for sodium hypochlorite bleach which has a pH above 7.
If the pH scale shows a colour between red and light green, then it is acidic. When the colour is light green, then it is neutral. When it shows colour between light green and dark blue, then it is basic. For numerical values:- 0-7:- Acidic 7:- Neutral 7-14:- basic
Acids and bases are described in the pH scale based on their strength. For instance,lactic acid has pH 6,but curd,obtained from milk itself has pH 3! HCl is called as the "king of acids" with pH 1. {on the pH scale,if any substance has pH 7, its considered acidic, while anything above 7 is basic.} Acids or Bases can be considered as acidic or basic by the colour changes in the pH scale{eg:red to orange[neutral]to violet}.
The colour of universal indicator is depending on pH pH Range and corresponding color: 0-3 red 3-6 orange yellow 7 green 8-11 blue 11-14 violet purple
It becomes 7, the neutral pH - green in colour. The strongest acid is PH 14 (usually purple) so it also decreases
With help of ph indicators like litmus paper and methyl orange. Ph of alkali is above 7, below 14
Absorption spectrum of methylene blue 665 nm
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If I recall properly, methyl red transitions between about pH 4 and pH 6, so it would not be a good indicator for sodium hypochlorite bleach which has a pH above 7.
a Ph lower than 7 is an acid x that is orange/red the darker the colour the more acidic otherwise Ph 7 is neutral and over 7 is an alkali which goes blue/purple the darker the colour the more alkali x
pH less than 7
pH 7 and the colour green it is neutral.
Substances with a pH level of below 7 are said to be acidic and substances above the pH level of 7 are alkaline. An example of a substance with the pH of about 3 is orange juice.
Because the end-pointsof these titrationshave different pH values. A strong acid / strong base titration has an endpoint of pH 7, and an indicator that changes near 7 is useful. Phenolphthalein changes around pH 8.5 which is close enough for government work (so to speak).A strong acid - weak base titration will have an endpoint below 7, and so an indicator that changes over a range that is less than 7 should be used. Methyl orange changes around pH 4.
Fruit juices are acidic - pH under 7.
If the pH scale shows a colour between red and light green, then it is acidic. When the colour is light green, then it is neutral. When it shows colour between light green and dark blue, then it is basic. For numerical values:- 0-7:- Acidic 7:- Neutral 7-14:- basic
yeah every fruit can have a pH level of 7-14 if if it added to orange juice.