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Bromocresol Green is an indicator with a pka of 4.9. Its protonated form is yellow and its ionized form is blue. What color is this indicator at a pH of 3.5? O green O red O blue O yellow

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Bromocresol Green is an indicator with a pKą of 4.9. Its protonated form is yellow and its ionized form is blue. What color is this indicator at a pH of 3.5?
O green
O red
O blue
O yellow

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