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What is happening to the [OH-] when the solution turns from pink to violet?
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What is happening to the [OH-] when the solution turns from pink to violet?

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the hydroxide ions are undergoing ionization and the particles are gaining / losing electrons .

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i think it is because ::

the phenolphthalein of the solution has gone from having a pH of around 8 (pink) to being alkaline at above 10 which causes it to burn purple / violet .

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