Blue litmus paper turns what color in an acid?
AnswerRed
Litmus is a dye that turns red in acidic solutions and blue in basic ones.
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AnswerRed
Litmus is a dye that turns red in acidic solutions and blue in basic ones.
AnswerThe control group
A control group provides a baseline, so any difference in the test group can be linked to the treatment.
AnswerJulius Richard Petri
German bacteriologist Julius Richard Petri developed the dish in the 1880s while working in Robert Koch's lab.
AnswerEmil Erlenmeyer
German chemist Emil Erlenmeyer introduced the conical flask in the 1860s; its shape lets you swirl liquids without spilling.
AnswerBunsen burner
The Bunsen burner is named for Robert Bunsen; adjusting its air hole changes the flame's heat.
AnswerThe mole
The mole is one of the seven SI base units and is used to count atoms, molecules or ions in chemistry.
AnswerA burette
A burette is a long graduated tube with a stopcock that lets chemists add liquid drop by drop.