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Study the table related to colour change with indicators and answer the questions that follow.
SolutionsColour change with phenolphthalein indicatorColour change with methyl orange indicator
PPinkYellow
QColourlessOrange
RColourlessRed

(i) Name the solution which is acidic.
(ii) Arrange the given solutions in increasing order of their $pH$ value.
(iii) What is the name of solution $P$ and $Q$ ?
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(iv) When solution $P$ added to the china rose indicator, what is the colour of solution $P$ ?

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