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Smita carried out some experiments with china rose petals. She placed china rose petals in a beaker and added some hotwater. She divided this solution into three test tubes and added acid to one, base to another and left the third one as such. But she forgot to label these test tubes. Identify the correct match for the solution in each test tube.
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  1. X - Base, Y - Indicator, Z - Acid
  2. X - Indicator, Y - Acid, Z - Base
  3. X - Acid, Y - Base, Z - Indicator
  4. X - Acid, Y - Indicator, Z - Base

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X - Indicator, Y - Acid, Z - Base
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X - Acid, Y - Indicator, Z - Base
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X - Base, Y - Indicator, Z - Acid
D
X - Acid, Y - Base, Z - Indicator
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China Rose : Extract of china rose (Gudhal) petals is of pink colour. It will change into dark pink (magenta) in acidic solution and green in basic solution.

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