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when detrose is treated with sodium hydroxide solution at room temperature 25 celsius and added a small amount of methylene blue indicator, the solution turns from blue to clear. Upon shaking the container, the blue color reappears. What happen to color when the same reaction is conducted at 45 celsius?
A) Blue color will not disappear

B) blue color will disapperar faster then at 25 celsius

C) blue color will disapperar slower then at 25 celsius

D) Blue will turn in to red color

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