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How does an acid-base indicator react when placed in an acidic solution? (2 points) It changes color. It dissolves. It increases the pH of the solution. It releases hydroxide ions.
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How does an acid-base indicator react when placed in an acidic solution? (2 points)

It changes color.

It dissolves.

It increases the pH of the solution.

It releases hydroxide ions.

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it changes color

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Acid - Base is nutral. So what does nuteral substamce do in axid? It changes its color.
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