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8.2 - Neutralisation Reactions Part 2

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  • ✓Define a neutralisation reaction and describe what occurs during the process.
  • ✓Write balanced chemical equations for acid-base reactions.
  • ✓Relate mole ratios to neutralisation reactions and calculate reacting quantities.
  • ✓Identify the products of neutralisation and their properties.
  • ✓Apply the mole concept to determine the volume or concentration of acids and bases in titration problems.
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Have you ever used lime juice to calm a wasp sting or baking soda to treat an upset stomach? These are real-life examples of neutralisation reactions! Acids and bases react to form salt and water, balancing each other out, just like when two rivals shake hands and make peace!
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