Question
Column AColumn B
Q.1. TurmericA. Changes colour
Q.2. Acid + Base red roseB. Natural indicator from
Q.3. Hydrangea flower substancesC. Becomes red in basic
Q.4. Red rose extractD. Salt + Water + Heat

Answer

Column AColumn B
1. TurmericC. Becomes red in basic
2. Acid + Base red roseD. Salt + Water + Heat
3. Hydrangea flower substancesA. Changes colour
4. Red rose extractB. Natural indicator from

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