Neutralisation: follow the reacting ions
Represent a dilute strong-acid/strong-base neutralisation, identify spectator ions and calculate reacting amounts with correct volume units.
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Neutralisation, ionic equations and acid reaction patterns
FREE LESSON AVAILABLEPredict common acid reactions and represent net ionic neutralisation/carbonate chemistry
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- C05 balanced/ionic equations
- C06 stoichiometry
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