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Level 3 |
I can say that some household substances are acids and some are not .e.g vinegar is acid |
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Level 4 |
I can name some common acids and alkalis and state that not all acids are hazardous I can state that acids turn Universal indicator red and alkalis turn it blue I can name the hazard symbols for ‘harmful’, ‘irritant’ and ‘corrosive’ |
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Level 5 |
I can state that when an acid is added to an alkali, neutralisation takes place I can describe that when an indicator changes colour with an acid or an alkali, the colour indicates the pH number I can describe everyday uses of acids and alkalis and neutralisation I can describe the good uses of acids and alkalis and the hazards I can describe how to work safely with acids and alkalis and what to do if a spill occurs |
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Level 6 |
I can explain how to get a neutral solution, using an acid or an alkali I can explain that how acids and alkalis are used is linked to their pH and how much of a hazard they are I can explain that if I add water to an acid (or alkali) spill, it will dilute the acid (or alkali) and so it is less of a hazard |