Acidic, Basic and Neutral Substances
Classify common substances such as lemon juice, soap solution and water using properties.
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Classify common substances such as lemon juice, soap solution and water using properties.
Use litmus, turmeric, china rose and phenolphthalein observations to identify substances.
Infer whether a solution is acidic, basic or neutral from litmus colour changes.
Recognize neutralisation examples and identify acid, base, salt and water products.
Explain antacids, soil treatment, ant stings and factory waste treatment using neutralisation.
Identify examples of salts and connect them to neutralisation.
Identify precautions needed while testing or using acidic and basic substances.
Use test results to compare unknown solutions and justify conclusions.
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