What Are Indicators in Chemistry?

What Are Indicators in Chemistry?What are indicators in chemistry? This is a question that seems to have no answer. It's something that many people ask and yet nothing really answers them.There are so many things that we can say to answer this question, but the fact of the matter is that there is no such thing as an answer that will satisfy everyone. I believe it is simply because there is no answer. The thing about a chemistry indicator is that it merely states the fact that something has happened at the same time that it did.Let's look at a simple example to show how we can explain this relationship. Suppose you are filling a gas tank with oil and you want to see what is going on in your gas tank. How can you tell what is happening? Well, for starters, when you put the tank in the heater, the heated gas turns into steam and that steam rises up through the vent, passes by the thermostat, and gets heated up and gets released back into the atmosphere.Once you remove the tank from the heater, the pressurized gas comes out through the vent and you see the gas sitting in the tank with a black coating on it. When you put the tank back in the heater, the heater heats up the gas up to a greater temperature than it was at before. This makes the gas lighter and also gives it a scum like coat to form.Now, this is how you can use an indicator to see what is happening and what is going on at the same time. There is a lot of chemistry that goes on when you put gas in the tank and there is a lot of chemistry that is going on as you take the tank off the heater and then when you put it back in the heater it goes back into the tank with a much different coating.So the thing to do is to use an indicator to tell you what is happening at the same time. The questions is, what is the indicator for, how do you find it, and why do you want to use it? Hopefully, this article has answered some of those questions for you.The indicator in chemistry is a mechanical indicator that you put in a tank and read to know what is happening. The reason for using an indicator is to measure things or to tell you what is happening. They are usually very small, perhaps the size of a grain of sand.Sometimes, the indicator isn't clear. You might think that you know what is happening when all you can see is a sludge like stain. In this case, the oil canister (or the solvent reservoir) is the indicator.