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Acids and alkalis

Level: Level One

In successfully completing this unit, the learner will haveEvidence needed

demonstrated the ability to

1. recognise a range of household chemicals by their labels and identify which are acids and which are alkalis, eg vinegar, lemon juice, bleach

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2. extract dyes from vegetable materials, eg red cabbage, raw beetroot, blackcurrants

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3. observe and record the effect of vegetable dye indicators on a variety of common household chemicals, eg vinegar, citric acid, lemon juice, table salt, washing up liquid, sodium bicarbonate

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4. use Universal Indicator to identify common household acids and alkalis

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5. investigate what happens when an acid is added to an alkali

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6. plan a simple, safe investigation to find out which brand of antacid, eg Settlers, Tums, Rennies will best neutralise a given solution of acid

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7. make relevant observations in the investigation

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8. record the results and make a conclusion

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shown knowledge of

9. the pH scale

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10. the household use of at least three acids and three alkalis.

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Approved 21 Mar 2005

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