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Indicator Chemistry What Does an Indicator Do in Chemistry? Indicator (Chemical Composition). a Substance That Changes Color to Indicate the Presence of an Ion...
Indicator chemistry
What does an indicator do in chemistry? Indicator (chemical composition). A substance that changes color to indicate the presence of an ion or substance can be used to indicate the completion of a chemical reaction or (in medicine) to test for a specific reaction.
What are some examples of indicators in chemistry?
- Methyl Violet
- Azolythmine
- Leuco-malachite green
- Methyl red
- Thymol blue
- Bromocresol Green
- methyl yellow
- orange brandy
- Bromophenol blue
- Congo red
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