Phenol red, a pH indicator, is used in the experiment to determine respiration activity by showing...

Phenol red, a pH indicator, is used in the experiment to determine respiration activity by showing CO2 production.

Table: CO2 Production by Beans
Beans	Indicator Color (Phenol Red)	Conclusion (CO2 present or absent)
Germinating	Yellow	Present
Ungerminated-dry	Red	Absent

Questions;

1. How does phenol red work as a pH indicator?

2. Why does this show respiration activity?

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