Question

You are provided with the China Rose Indicator.
In the first test tube, you add two drops of solution A and observe no change in the solution.
In the second test tube, you add two drops of solution B and get a green
colour
In the third test tube, you add two drops of solution C and get magenta (dark pink)
Identify the nature of solutions A, B, and C.

Asked in CTET (Maths & Science) · 2026
Acids Bases and Salts · Chemistry
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A solution with pH below 7 is acidic at 25°C; pH above 7 is basic.

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Option B — Neutral; B-Basic; C-Acidic

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Bases, Alkalis & the pH Scale has appeared in 43 previous-year exam questions, most frequently in State PSC, UPSC and SSC.
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