Question
Manya is blindfolded. She is given two unknown solutions to test and determine whether they are acidic or basic. Which indicator should Manya use to test the solutions and why?

Answer

Manya should use an olfactory indicator, such as onion strips. Because she is blindfolded, she cannot rely on visual color changes. Olfactory indicators change their smell in acidic or basic media, which she can detect.

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