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Química en Imágenes: Qué bonito es el pH

by Craig Bettenhausen
April 9, 2019
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"Hoy, mi profesor de química nos ha hecho probar la eficacia de varios tampones de pH en una placa de 96 pocillos, y los resultados han sido espectaculares,” dice en Reddit ‘PollitaLoquita’, estudiante universitaria. Cada fila contiene un indicador de pH diferente, y cada columna un tampón a distintos pH - desde ácido a la izquierda hasta básico en la derecha. Los estudiantes descubrieron el rango de pH eficaz para cada indicador y practicaron, usando gráficos de colores, cómo determinar el pH usando indicadores.

A - Azul de timol
B - Timolftaleína
C - Rojo Congo
D - Col lombarda
E - Azul de bromotimol
F - Fenolftaleína
G - Índigo carmín
H - Indicador universal, una mezcla de distintos indicadores, incluídos algunos de los listados arriba.

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Traducido al español por Fernando Gomollón para C&EN. La version original (en inglés) de este artículo está disponible aquí.

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