Aim: To make indicators out of household items
Indicators:
- Tea
- Cabbage
- Beetroot
- Cranberry Juice
- Tumeric
| Indicators | Acid | Base |
| Tea (clear yellow) | Clear yellow | Yellowish Orange |
| Cabbage (purple) | Pinkish hot red | greenish light yellow |
| Beetroot (purple) | Dark Purple | Dim Yellow |
| Cranberry Juice (light red) | Light reddish pink | Lime Green |
| Tumeric (yellow) | Yellow | Orange |
These can be used to tell us is something is an acid, a base or a neutral.
In conclusion
If the colour changes into a very different colour that is not similar to the colour you had before, it indicates whether if it is a base or an acid
This is really good work Stephanie, I like how you’ve displayed and explained your work too.
hi steph, i l like how you added so much detail to your work and really described how it worked, and what happened to the indicators when you added the chemicals. keep up the good work 🤩🤩
Good job Steph, I like the way you did the blog so neatly 🤭 🤭 🤭 🤭 🤭
I can understand your blog easily and it’s easy to look that.
What I’ve learnt from your blog is that you made household indicators to experiment how the pH indicator works.