What property of a solution causes an acid-base indicator to change to different colors? A) different temperature B) different amounts of surface tension C) different levels of hydrogen binding D) different

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What property of a solution causes an acid-base indicator to change to different colors?

A) different temperature
B) different amounts of surface tension
C) different levels of hydrogen binding
D) different concentration of hydronium ion

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D) different concentration of hydronium ion

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Abator Abetor answered Dec 17, 2019

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I'd probably go with D, but im not 100% sure

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