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Humidity indicator

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A humidity indicator is a moisture-sensitive chemical that changes color when the indicated relative humidity is exceeded.

Some chemicals are:

cobalt(II) chloride (toxic) (blue to pink)
copper(II) chloride (yellow to blue)
There are other colors like orange

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