Determine which original label (with chemical identity) should be attached to each of the test tubes. ustify your answer briefly.

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The labels fell off of three test tubes, each containing a colorless solution. A student knew that one of
the test tubes contained a 0.1M HCI solution (acid), another contained a 0.1M NaOH solution (base),
and the third contained a 0.1% phenolphthalein solution (indicator). To determine the identity of each
solution, the student temporarily labeled the test tubes "A". "B", and "C". The student mixed the
solutions in various combinations, recording the observations in the table below:
Observations after mixing three unknown solutions
Mixture
1) 1 drop of "A" + 1 drop of "B"
2) Solution from (1) + 1 drop of "C"
3) Solution from (2) + 1 drop of "B"
observations
red solution
solution became colorless
solution turned red
Determine which original label (with chemical identity) should be attached to each of the test tubes.
Justify your answer briefly.
Transcribed Image Text:The labels fell off of three test tubes, each containing a colorless solution. A student knew that one of the test tubes contained a 0.1M HCI solution (acid), another contained a 0.1M NaOH solution (base), and the third contained a 0.1% phenolphthalein solution (indicator). To determine the identity of each solution, the student temporarily labeled the test tubes "A". "B", and "C". The student mixed the solutions in various combinations, recording the observations in the table below: Observations after mixing three unknown solutions Mixture 1) 1 drop of "A" + 1 drop of "B" 2) Solution from (1) + 1 drop of "C" 3) Solution from (2) + 1 drop of "B" observations red solution solution became colorless solution turned red Determine which original label (with chemical identity) should be attached to each of the test tubes. Justify your answer briefly.
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