consider this reaction: koh + hbr → kbr + h₂o\nwhich statement is most likely true about koh?\nit turns blue…

consider this reaction: koh + hbr → kbr + h₂o\nwhich statement is most likely true about koh?\nit turns blue litmus red.\nit turns clear phenolphthalein pink.\nit reacts with metals to form hydrogen gas.

consider this reaction: koh + hbr → kbr + h₂o\nwhich statement is most likely true about koh?\nit turns blue litmus red.\nit turns clear phenolphthalein pink.\nit reacts with metals to form hydrogen gas.

Answer

Brief Explanations:

KOH is a strong base. Blue litmus turns red for acids, not bases. Phenolphthalein is color - less in acidic solutions and turns pink in basic solutions. Reactions with metals to form hydrogen gas are characteristic of acids, not bases. Since KOH is basic, it will turn clear phenolphthalein pink.

Answer:

It turns clear phenolphthalein pink.