Four solutions labelled as A, B, C and Dhave pH values 1,8, 3 and 13 respectively.
Which of the following statements about the given solutions is incorrect?

Options

A. Solution A has higher concentration of hydrogen ions than solution C.
B. Solution B has lower concentration of hydroxyl ions than solution D.
C. Solutions A and B will turn red litmus solution blue.
D. Solution A is highly acidic while solution B is weakly basic.

Explanation

To determine which statement about the solutions A, B, C, and D is incorrect based on their pH values, let's analyze the pH values and the properties of acids and bases.

### Step-by-Step Solution:

1. **Identify the pH Values:**
- Solution A: pH = 1
- Solution B: pH = 8
- Solution C: pH = 3
- Solution D: pH = 13

2. **Classify Each Solution:**
- pH < 7 indicates an acidic solution.
- pH = 7 indicates a neutral solution.
- pH > 7 indicates a basic (alkaline) solution.

Based on the pH values:
- **Solution A (pH 1)**: Acidic
- **Solution B (pH 8)**: Weakly basic
- **Solution C (pH 3)**: Acidic
- **Solution D (pH 13)**: Strongly basic

3. **Evaluate the Statements:**
- **Statement 1**: Solutions with pH values between 0 to 7 are acidic, and those between 7 to 14 are basic. (True)
- **Statement 2**: A and B will turn the solution from red to blue. (False)
- Explanation: Acidic solutions (like A) do not turn red litmus paper blue; they keep it red. Only basic solutions can turn red litmus paper blue.
- **Statement 3**: Solution A is highly acidic while solution B is weakly basic. (True)

4. **Identify the Incorrect Statement:**
- The incorrect statement is **Statement 2**, as it incorrectly describes the behavior of acidic and basic solutions with litmus paper.

### Conclusion:
The incorrect statement about the given solutions is that A and B will turn the solution from red to blue.