What does it mean if you titrated the acid to a 'hot pink' color All of these 1. Too much acid was added 2. Too much base was added 3. Too much indicator was added

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What does it mean if you titrated the acid to a 'hot pink' color All of these

1. Too much acid was added
2. Too much base was added
3. Too much indicator was added

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Answer: Too much base was added

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