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Yes, beet juice can act as a pH indicator due to its natural pigments, particularly betalains, which change color in response to pH levels. In acidic environments, beet juice appears more vibrant red, while in alkaline conditions, it can shift to a more yellowish hue. This property makes beet juice a useful, natural alternative for demonstrating pH changes in educational settings. However, its effectiveness may vary compared to synthetic indicators.

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