In a laboratory, Nakisha mixes a sodium hydroxide solution with an indicator called phenolphthalein. When combined, they create a pink solution. Nakisha wonders if mixing other solutions with phenolphthalein will also create this pink color. How could Nakisha use the scientific inquiry process to determine whether mixing other solutions with phenolphthalein will also create a pink color? Check all that apply. by making qualitative observations about the sodium hydroxide and phenolphthalein in solution by asking a classmate if sodium hydroxide turns pink when mixed with other solutions by comparing the given solution to other familiar solutions containing phenolphthalein by designing an experiment to test phenolphthalein with other solutions by repeating the experiment at different temperatures

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25 July, 13:51

In a laboratory, Nakisha mixes a sodium hydroxide solution with an indicator called phenolphthalein. When combined, they create a pink solution. Nakisha wonders if mixing other solutions with phenolphthalein will also create this pink color. How could Nakisha use the scientific inquiry process to determine whether mixing other solutions with phenolphthalein will also create a pink color? Check all that apply. by making qualitative observations about the sodium hydroxide and phenolphthalein in solution by asking a classmate if sodium hydroxide turns pink when mixed with other solutions by comparing the given solution to other familiar solutions containing phenolphthalein by designing an experiment to test phenolphthalein with other solutions by repeating the experiment at different temperatures

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1. by making qualitative observations about the sodium hydroxide and phenolphthalein in solution

2. by comparing the given solution to other familiar solutions containing phenolphthalein

3. by designing an experiment to test phenolphthalein with other solutions

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