a U W . . Titration Curve The chemist making the pH curve above added bromothymol blue to the sample of aqueous hypobromous solution before starting the test. What colour change occured during the test?

a U W . . Titration Curve The chemist making the pH curve above added bromothymol blue to the sample of aqueous hypobromous solution before starting the test. What colour change occured during the test?

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Chapter15: Acid-base Equilibria

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Titration Curve for aqueous Hypobromous solution
Volume of Tant Added (n)
The chemist making the pH curve above added bromothymol blue to the sample of aqueous
hypobromous solution before starting the test. What colour change occured during the test?
Select one:
O The sample remained blue.
O The sample remained yellow.
O The sample went from blue to yellow.
O The sample went from yellow to blue.

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