Monday, 2 March 2020

Neutralisation and Salts

Today we looked at what happens when a neutralisation reaction occurs:



Then we explored how to name the salts created in these reactions:



After this, we did an experiment, where we neutralised hydrochloric acid with a sodium carbonate solution. The resulting solution was heated to evaporate off the water, and we saw the salt formed by the neutralisation reaction.
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