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THE INFLUENCE OF pH ON THE COLOR OF COLORED COTTON

Guang Han

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The influence of pH on the color of colored cotton were studied in this paper.Conclusion has been drawn that the color of green cotton will turn to red and blue under the acidity term and turn to green and blue under the alkaline term.The color of brown cotton will turn to yellow and green under the acidity term and turn to yellow and red under the alkaline term.

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The influence of pH on the color of colored cotton were studied in this paper.Conclusion has been drawn that the color of green cotton will turn to red and blue under the acidity term and turn to green and blue under the alkaline term.The color of brown cotton will turn to yellow and green under the acidity term and turn to yellow and red under the alkaline term.

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The influence of pH on the color of colored cotton were studied in this paper.Conclusion has been drawn that the color of green cotton will turn to red and blue under the acidity term and turn to green and blue under the alkaline term.The color of brown cotton will turn to yellow and green under the acidity term and turn to yellow and red under the alkaline term.

Key concepts: Colored, Chemistry, Red Color, Materials science, Physics, Composite material, Optics

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