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You dip a piece of blue litmus paper in a solution of NaOH. What happens to the color of the litmus paper?
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You dip a piece of blue litmus paper in a solution of NaOH. What happens to the color of the litmus paper?

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NO change

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User Phil Barresi
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Answer: no change in colour

Explanation: a base will only change red litmus to blue

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