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Methyl Orange is Used as an Indicator. It Shows Colour Change in Acid, Base and Neutral Substance. Tabulate Your Result as Follows - Science and Technology 1

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Methyl orange is used as an indicator. It shows colour change in acid, base and neutral substance. Tabulate your result as follows:

Indicator Colour change Inference
Methyl Orange No change ......................
.................... Acid
Yellow .......................
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Indicator Colour change Inference
Methyl Orange No change Neutral substance
Red Acid
Yellow Base
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