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Indicator stop bath is acetic acid with an indicator chemical. The chemical changes color when the acid is used up. Kodak’s is normally orange under white light, clear under the safelight. When the PH gets too high the color changes to purple in white light, dark under the safelight. This is a very safe and economical way to stop development.
