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Line 4: − ==Politics==+ − The phrase "litmus test" is applied to questions designed to determine a person's opinion of social issues. They are common in political interviews, and [[liberals]] love to use them to exaggerate and demonize the views of [[conservatives]]. − − ==Example== − "Where do you stand on [[Roe v. Wade]]" is a typical litmus test on the issue of [[abortion]]. − −
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In chemistry, a piece of [[litmus paper]] is placed in a solution. [[Chemical]] reactions with acids cause it to turn red, while reactions with [[alkaline]]s cause it to turn blue.
In chemistry, a piece of [[litmus paper]] is placed in a solution. [[Chemical]] reactions with acids cause it to turn red, while reactions with [[alkaline]]s cause it to turn blue.
[[Category:Acid–base chemistry]]
[[Category:Chemistry]]