Methyl orange is an indicator buffer solution that is red


Methyl orange is an indicator (buffer solution) that is red in its acidic form (HMO) and orange in its basic form (MO-). A solution at pH 5.0 contains methyl orange. Calculate the ratio of concentrations [MO-]/[HMO] in this solution. pKa methyl orange = 3.9

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