I'd suggest (but couldn't establish it from literature) that turmeric powder is yellowish ocra in acidic 'solution', because it gives mustard (made with acetic acid) its yellow color, which is not redish-brown like curcuma is in neutral circumstance.
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From one scource it says: ' In acidic solutions (pH <7.4) it turns yellow, whereas in basic (pH > 8.6) solutions it turns bright red.'
it will remain the same
Turmeric (curcumine) remain yellow in acidic solutions.
---- indicators are substances which change their colour when treated with acidic or basic solutions this reaction of changing their colour is known as indicator reaction ---- ----
Methyl Orange is red in an acidic solution.
Turmeric paper contains curcumin, a natural pH indicator that changes color in response to acidity. When hydrochloric acid is applied, the acidic environment causes curcumin to undergo a chemical change, resulting in a red coloration. This color change indicates the presence of acid, demonstrating the pH-sensitive properties of turmeric.
it will remain the same
Turmeric (curcumine) remain yellow in acidic solutions.
The color of turmeric indicator in sodium hydroxide ( Na(OH) ) is red - brown .
Orange, low acidic substance.
In turmeric indicator, the color of curd typically changes to a reddish-brown when turmeric is added. This is due to the pH-sensitive nature of curcumin, the active compound in turmeric, which reacts to the acidity or alkalinity of the curd. In acidic conditions, like in curd, the color shift is noticeable.
When turmeric indicator is added to vinegar, which is acidic, it changes color from yellow to a reddish-brown. This color change occurs because turmeric contains curcumin, a compound that reacts to changes in pH. In acidic environments, curcumin undergoes a structural change, resulting in the distinct color shift.
acidic - magenta basic - no colour change
The purple bougainvillea indicator will remain purple if the substance is acidic. Bougainvillea indicator turns pink in basic solutions and remains purple in acidic solutions due to the color change of its pigments in response to pH.
Curcuma (turmeric) is red in an alkaline solution and yellow in an acidic solution.
it will change to red colour
it turns red colour
i think it remains in yellow colour