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conclusions: suppose you are given an unknown solution and you need to test its ph. the ph meter is broken, and all you have is the indicator bromothymol blue to use. you add two drops of bromothymol blue to 10 ml of your unknown, and the solution turns yellow. what could be the ph of the unknown solution?

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