1985
DOI: 10.1021/ed062p285
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Edible acid-base indicators

Abstract: 15 natural indicators obtained from common fruits and vegetables.

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“…Tomato extracts were colored light yellow when mixed with a neutral solution and tints of green and yellow green with a base. Compared with published data, the piti-piti plant shows similar results (Safitri et al, 2019) while tomato extracts present similar results with the acidic and neutral solution but not in pH 13 (Mebane and Rybolt, 1985). Though reported by Vedad (2006) in her study's abstract, the researchers have not found any online accessible copy of the full-paper for the color description of cassava leaf indicator.…”
Section: Feasibility and Satisfaction Towards The Home-based Experimentmentioning
confidence: 51%
“…Tomato extracts were colored light yellow when mixed with a neutral solution and tints of green and yellow green with a base. Compared with published data, the piti-piti plant shows similar results (Safitri et al, 2019) while tomato extracts present similar results with the acidic and neutral solution but not in pH 13 (Mebane and Rybolt, 1985). Though reported by Vedad (2006) in her study's abstract, the researchers have not found any online accessible copy of the full-paper for the color description of cassava leaf indicator.…”
Section: Feasibility and Satisfaction Towards The Home-based Experimentmentioning
confidence: 51%
“…O uso de extratos brutos de flores no ensino de química foi relatado em diversas oportunidades [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8] , uma vez que tal abordagem pode ajudar o estudante a estabelecer uma conexão entre a química e as substâncias encontradas no seu cotidiano. As antocianinas são flavonóides presentes em um grande número de tecidos vegetais incluindo flores e frutas, conferindo-lhes as cores vermelha e azul 9,10 .…”
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“…A propriedade das antocianinas apresentarem cores diferentes, dependendo do pH do meio em que elas se encontram, faz com que estes pigmentos possam ser utilizados como indicadores naturais de pH 19,20 . As mudanças estruturais que ocorrem com a variação do pH e são responsáveis pelo aparecimento das espécies com colorações diferentes, incluindo o amarelo em meio fortemente alcalino, podem ser explicadas pelo esquema das principais transformações ilustradas na Figura 2.…”
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