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Neutralisation of Acids and Alkali for KS3 See Preview Here Understand the chemical reaction that occurs as a result of mixing acids and alkali with this high-engagement interactive lesson on neutralisation of acids and alkali for KS3 that will provide your science class with ample opportunities to develop and practice their skills in this KS3 Chemistry topic. In this lesson, learners will: understand the effect of mixing acids and alkali and the chemical reaction that occur as a result; and learn how to neutralise the effect of acid and alkali Love this? Explore other KS3 science topics: Acids and alkali 2. Universal Indicators and the pH Scale Waves 4. The periodic table Plant cell and animal cell Anatomy of the human body

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