Acids, Alkalis and Neutralisation

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The principles behind use of the pH scale and neutralisation.

An explanation of the pH scale, showing how universal indicators can identify acids and alkalis. Description of the process of neutralisation.
From: GCSE Bitesize Revision: Science : Chemistry
First Broadcast : 27 March 2008

Teachers' notes

Age Group : 9-11,14-16

Subject : Chemistry, Science

Topic : Behaviour patterns

Keywords : PH scale, Universal indicator, Neutralization, Acids, Alkalis

Notes : Good introduction to lesson on neutralisation and the pH scale. Can be used as a revision aid.


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