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    The document discusses neutralization reactions, defining them as reactions between acids and bases that result in a neutral pH, providing examples like using bicarbonate of soda to neutralize stomach acid and relieve indigestion, and outlines learning objectives around understanding and performing neutralization reactions.

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    LO: Understand neutralisation reactions

    Learning Outcomes:
    Keywords: Neutralisation,  Define neutralisation
    chemical reactions, acid,
    alkali, neutralised, Chloride,
    Sulfate, Nitrate  State the word
    equation for
    neutralisation

     State useful examples


    of neutralisation
    reactions
    Did you know… it is believed
    that wasps stings are alkaline
    but actually they are just
    below neutral on the pH scale
    LO: Understand neutralisation reactions
    Steps to success:
     I am able to state the
    Keywords: Neutralisation, definition of neutralisation
    chemical reactions, acid,
    alkali, neutralised, Chloride,
    Sulfate, Nitrate  I am able to state the word
    equation from the definition,

     I am able to give examples of


    neutralisation in everyday life
    from reading and watching
    video.

     I am able to give reason why


    Did you know… it is believed neutralisation is important
    that wasps stings are alkaline
    but actually they are just
    below neutral on the pH scale
    STUDENT ACTIVITY
    Teacher will show a video of the
    summary of neutralisation.
    Individual work: (10
    minutes)
    Group work: (10 minutes)
    1. Write down 3 new
    information you heard 1. Share your answers
    from the video. with the people within
    your bench.
    2. What 2 things you
    already know about 2. Choose the best answers
    neutralisation? for the three questions

    3. What ONE thing that 3. Write your answers on


    you still have question the A3 paper given.
    about neutralisation?
    Input: Listen out for how neutralisation is used in every day
    life. Make notes as you watch; you will need them later.
    Neutralisation 23/2/15

    Keywords: Neutralisation, acid, alkali, chemical reaction

    Starter: A bee sting is acid. What would you use to


    treat it and why? Chose from the pictures below
    Neutralisation (Word equation)
    Activity: Use the words below to explain how we use
    neutralisation for indigestion
    Neutralisation
    Stomach acid

    Bicarbonate of soda

    Indigestion

    Salt + water Alkali


    We have s________ acid to help digestion.
    The acid is called hydro________ a_____.
    When it gets to much it causes ___________.
    To stop this we need to neutralise the acid.
    We add bi_________ of soda tables which are
    an _________. This reacts with the acid to
    form ______ and _______ which are
    harmless. This process is called
    ________________
    Review

    We have stomach acid to help digestion.


    The acid is called hydrochloric acid. When
    it gets to much it causes indigestion. To
    stop this we need to neutralise the acid.
    We add bicarbonate of soda tables which
    are an alkali. This reacts with the acid to
    form salt and water which are harmless.
    This process is called neutralisation
    Review: Read out your answers
    We have stomach acid to help digestion. When it gets to much we
    need to calm it down. We can neutralise it by adding an alkali.
    We add bicarbonate of soda indigestion tablets which causes a reaction
    With the acid forming salt and water.
    What would we use to neutralise?

    Bee stings are Bicarbonate of soda


    ACIDIC (pH9)

    Black Coffee (pH5)

    Lemon Juice (pH2)


    Bee stings are around
    pH3
    Water (pH7)
    Neutralisation
    1. What colour is neutral on the pH scale?
    2. If I had an acid of pH 1, what substance would
    neutralise it? Bleach (pH13)

    3. If I had an alkali of pH 10, what acid would


    you use to neutralise it? Tomato Juice (pH4)

    4. Which substance would neutralise lemon


    juice(pH 2)? Soapy Water (pH12)
    LOb: Understand neutralisation reactions
    Learning Outcomes:
     Describe how pH changes
    Keywords:
    during neutralisation
    Neutralisation,
    reactions
    base, acid,
    alkali
     Explain useful examples of
    neutralisation reactions

     Perform a neutralisation
    reaction
    Did you know… it is believed
    that wasps stings are alkaline
    but actually they are just
    below neutral on the pH scale
    You have 10mins to create a test tube rainbow
    AIM: To use your
    acid and alkali to
    create the best
    solution rainbow in
    the class
    Equipment: Method
    • 6 Test tubes 1. Place acid into the test
    • Test tube rack tube
    • Universal indicator 2. Place 4 drops of
    universal indicator in
    • (Alkali)
    each test tube
    • (Acid)
    • pH scale The rest is for you to work
    out!
    • Measuring cylinder TIP: You may need to shake the
    test tubes occasionally to make
    the colours

    HINT: Try mixing the acid


    and alkali together
    LOb: Understand neutralisation reactions
    Learning Outcomes:
     Describe how pH changes
    Keywords:
    during neutralisation
    Neutralisation,
    reactions
    base, acid,
    alkali
     Explain useful examples of
    neutralisation reactions

     Perform a neutralisation
    reaction
    Did you know… it is believed
    that wasps stings are alkaline
    but actually they are just
    below neutral on the pH scale

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