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| Column A | Column B | ||
| i | eosin | 1 | losing hydrogen |
| ii | oxidation | 2 | synthetic indicator |
| 3 | losing oxygen | ||
| 4 | natural indicator |
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Solution
| Column A | Answers | ||
| i | eosin | 2 | synthetic indicator |
| ii | oxidation | 1 | losing hydrogen |
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