What do the colours mean in the pH scale?

Answer 1

It depends on the reagent used, but most of the time the more acidic the substance is, the brighter yellow it shows up on the scale when a sample is tested for pH, while strong bases are usually deep blue. Greens are usually in the 7.0 range, or neutral. Your pH testing substance should come with a color scale, and you just match up the color of your testing strip after dipping it or touching it to the test substance with the color on the scale.

Answer 2

In the pH scale, colors are used to indicate the acidity or alkalinity of a solution. Typically, red indicates acidity, green is neutral, and blue or purple signifies alkalinity. Different shades of these colors can indicate varying degrees of acidity or alkalinity.

Answer 3

all of the colours in the rainbow

red, green,yellow, purple, black, blue.

Answer 4

purple - blue, (alkaline) green (neutral) and orange - red (acidic)

Answer 5

See the label on each specific type of pH type.

Answer 6

Each value of pH has specific color on this chart.