How would you know if enough base was added for the netralize reaction to be complete
How would you know if enough base was added for the netralize reaction to be complete
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By using the pH paper we can easily know enough base was added for the neutralize reaction to be complete because pH paper will show different colors at different pH value.
As we known that pH 1-7 is acidic , pH = 7 is neutral and pH-7-14 basic nature.
pH paper color:
Based on pH color we can decide neutralize reaction completed or not.
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