So, I've looked it up and Wikipedia claims that two protons are released by Phenolphthalein when pH is over 8.2, but I've seen other sources that claim only one proton is lost. So, is it really just one or two? Which form is responsible for its colour? (I would expect a fully deprotonated PhPh in more basic solutions, so I guess the PhPh that released two protons is the one responsible for the solution's colour)
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