Describe the results from the neutralisation experiment. Use your knowledge of chemistry to explain the neutralisation of an acid with a base. (*Note- results are provided in the photo) Disinfectant cleaner was the only substance that was entirely aquaSubstanceRedCokeVinegarOrangeDisinfectantCabbageJuicecleanerColourDark purple Dark orangeDark pinkDark pinkAquaNotes and observations on the neutralisation experiment:When stirring the baking soda into the vinegar substance, smalls bubbles began toappear along with making fizzing soundsThe substance immediately changed back to the original dark purple colourO Focusustralia)). F6Prt Scn FgHome roErF7F3F4F5%24&681TY UFG HK4.

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Disinfectant cleaner was the only substance that was entirely aqua Disinfectant Orange Juice Substance Red Coke Vinegar cleaner Cabbage Dark purple Dark orange Dark pink Dark pink Aqua Colour Notes and observations on the neutralisation experiment: When stirring the baking soda into the vinegar substance, smalls bubbles began to appear along with making fizzing sounds The substance immediately changed back to the original dark purple colour

Disinfectant cleaner was the only substance that was entirely aqua Disinfectant Orange Juice Substance Red Coke Vinegar cleaner Cabbage Dark purple Dark orange Dark pink Dark pink Aqua Colour Notes and observations on the neutralisation experiment: When stirring the baking soda into the vinegar substance, smalls bubbles began to appear along with making fizzing sounds The substance immediately changed back to the original dark purple colour

Principles of Instrumental Analysis

7th Edition

ISBN:9781305577213

Author:Douglas A. Skoog, F. James Holler, Stanley R. Crouch

Publisher:Douglas A. Skoog, F. James Holler, Stanley R. Crouch

ChapterA1: Evaluation Of Analytical Data

Section: Chapter Questions

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