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  • Addition of methyl orange to sodium bicarbonate produces ...
Multiple choice

Addition of methyl orange to sodium bicarbonate produces which colour?

  1. Red

  2. Green

  3. Yellow

  4. Orange

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C Correct answer
Explanation

Sodium bicarbonate is the base. When methyl orange is added to sodium carbonate, it will give a yellow colour. 

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