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    This document provides information about neutralization reactions between acids and bases. It includes gaps to be filled in about opposites, neutral solutions, and word equations. Pictures are also included to illustrate a laboratory experiment where an acid and base are mixed, forming a salt and water. Questions assess understanding of the names of the reactants and products, as well as where the water went. The document also discusses using universal indicator to observe neutralization, and how weak alkalis can relieve heartburn by neutralizing excess stomach acid.

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    This document provides information about neutralization reactions between acids and bases. It includes gaps to be filled in about opposites, neutral solutions, and word equations. Pictures are also included to illustrate a laboratory experiment where an acid and base are mixed, forming a salt and water. Questions assess understanding of the names of the reactants and products, as well as where the water went. The document also discusses using universal indicator to observe neutralization, and how weak alkalis can relieve heartburn by neutralizing excess stomach acid.

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    This document provides information about neutralization reactions between acids and bases. It includes gaps to be filled in about opposites, neutral solutions, and word equations. Pictures are also included to illustrate a laboratory experiment where an acid and base are mixed, forming a salt and water. Questions assess understanding of the names of the reactants and products, as well as where the water went. The document also discusses using universal indicator to observe neutralization, and how weak alkalis can relieve heartburn by neutralizing excess stomach acid.

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    Neutralistion Name

    Neutralisation
    • Fill in the gaps in the paragraph below

    Acids and alkalis are chemical o__ p __ s __ __ __ __. When

    an acid reacts with an alkali a n__ __ t __ __ __ solution

    is made. This process is called n__ u t __ __ __ i __ __

    t__ __ n.

    A salt and w __ __ __ __ get made when this happens.


    • Try to complete the word equation for neutralisation.

    ________ + alkali → ________ + water

    Making Salt
    • For each stage of the method stick in the correct picture from your sheet.

    Method
    1. A few drops of acid were placed into a petri dish.

    2. The same amount of alkali was added using a dropper.

    3. The acid and the alkali were mixed together.

    4. Next the petri dish was heated over a very gentle flame.
    Neutralistion Name

    5. After a few minutes crystals of salt appeared in the petri


    dish.

    Questions
    What was the name of the laboratory acid used?

    _______________________________________________

    What was the name of the laboratory alkali used?

    _______________________________________________

    What was the name of the reaction that happened in this

    experiment?

    _______________________________________________

    Only the salt was left behind. Explain where the water went.

    _______________________________________________

    Using universal indicator to find out about neutralisation


    You can see neutralisation happening if you add Universal
    Indicator to the acid and the alkali before you mix them
    together.
    Neutralistion Name

    Try this!
    Collect the following equipment: 3 glass beakers
    1 stirring rod
    Universal Indicator solution
    pH colour chart
    Safety goggles
    Step 1
    When you are ready ask your teacher to pour in 50 cm3 of alkali into one
    beaker. Add a few drops of Universal Indicator solution. Colour the
    beaker below and record the pH.
    pH=
    This is _______

    Step 2
    Into one of the other beakers ask your teacher to pour in 50 cm3 of acid.
    Add a few drops of Universal Indicator solution. Colour the beaker below
    and record the pH.

    pH=
    This is ______

    Step 3
    • You are now going to mix your acid and alkali. In the clean beaker you
    have left.
    • CAREFULLY pour them into the clean beaker you have left.
    • Mix them gently using the stirring rod. Colour the beaker below and
    record the pH of the solution.

    pH=
    This is ______
    Neutralistion Name

    The stomach acid problem

    Everybody’s stomach contains acid. It is the same one that you


    have used today.
    • What is the acid in your stomach called?

    _____________________________________________

    Sometimes your stomach produces too much acid. It rises up


    and hurts the oesophagus that leads from the stomach to the
    mouth and causes ‘heartburn’.
    • What type of substance should people take to get rid of

    ‘heartburn’ caused by too much acid?

    _____________________________________________

    • Why should a weak alkali be used to cure ‘heartburn’? (Look

    at page 98 to help you)

    _____________________________________________

    People often use a substance called Milk of Magnesia, which


    has a pH of 9 to cure ‘heartburn’. It helps to neutralise the
    excess acid.

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