At Home Science: Changing the Color of Hibiscus Tea with Acid/Base @mikedavis6274
At Home Science: Changing the Color of Hibiscus Tea with Acid/Base @mikedavis6274
Uploaded March 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Passion Tea contains Hibiscus and that contains anthocyanin. This chemical changes color in the presence of a base. So when we add baking soda to it, it changes greenish. Then when we add vinegar we make bubbles and original (diluted) color comes back! Fun at-home chemistry!
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At Home Science: Changing the Color of Hibiscus Tea with Acid/Base

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