Red Cabbage Indicator Colors : Chemistry Experiment for Kids to do at Home
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Red Cabbage is a universal indicator. Make your own natural indicator at home and add it to different Acidic and Basic available in your kitchen. See the beautiful change in colors of the solutions. This is an amazing Chemistry Experiment for Kids to do at Home.
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Hi so I had to watch this video because my teacher sent this and my brother saw this and said it was wrong because there is not mean to be pink in it and there has to be purple but idk because this is my first time doing something like this.
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I got this as a homework dnw
No we have to do it at home. Ugh
Why tf do I have to watch this like b r u h
can we use "Harpic" instead of bleach???
What are the measurements
what would be the colour after adding Ammonia + vinegar and then add red cabbage solution?
y’all why is everyone here from school-
I’m doing this for Halloween, I’m so excited
Anybody has hw to see this video
Palat palat jerrr
Imagine a color blind person getting this as a homework
Bruh i dont care just give me the answers for my homework
https://youtu.be/-z4G6fz-61U
Making of our own ph indicator by hibiscus flower watch this video very interesting
Anyone's teacher said they must watch this during covid 19?
do i have to add water to the sanitizer
Very nice
I am an attack helicopter and I hate Mrs Lameriad, I pity her child
This video really helped me with science, thank you so much.
slow clap in a sarcastic tone wow, so interesting. 2 minutes of life wasted. slow claps
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thank you for this lovely dinner recipe. my family enjoyed it so much, they painted the walls purple! delicious.
what about Sulphuric Acid and Sodium Hydroxide
simple but nice
what type of vinegar?
I heard it like if the cabbage pieces are boiled for the juice then pour 2 cups of it, ad vinegar to the 1 and baking soda to the other for the red or pink and green colours then when those 2 are poured back together the juice returns to the original purple colour! whoa though, I had not heard of lile sprite and all the rest of those for every single colour of the rainbow! koOol Roarr!
thanks for the video. i did my own experiment you can see it here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kK8wAu_f6I4
wierd the sugar solution is another color than water, sugar should not change the pH
So, your water is slightly alkaline, eh?
How do i know which is acidic and which is basic?
Actually, lemon juice came second to vinegar. You got them confused.
How to turn it back to colourless?? Pls someone…. I need it please