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HNO3 versus CH3NH2.
I thought it should be bromophenol blue and methyl orange but this is wrong... what am i doing wrong? i also thought it might be chlorophenol blue but this is incorrect aswell.

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Indicator colors for titration
HNO3 versus CH3NH2.
I thought it should be bromophenol blue and methyl orange but this is wrong... what am i doing wrong? i also thought it might be chlorophenol blue but this is incorrect aswell.

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When CH3NH2 is titrated with HNO3, the pH of the ...

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