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Exploring Substances: Acidic, Basic, and Neutral

Checkpoint: plant indicators, smell and soil

Five ideas from the last three lessons. Answer, read the note, and try again.

Red rose extract turns green in a liquid. What is the liquid?

One liquid turns rose extract red. Another turns turmeric paper red. Which one is acidic?

A drop of a liquid is put on an onion strip. The smell fades. What does this point to?

Blue litmus turns red in a soil mix. What is the soil?

Why does a factory treat acidic waste before it enters a lake?

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  1. 0 Start here
  2. 1 Three groups, and no tasting
  3. 2 Acids in our food
  4. 3 Bases around us
  5. 4 Turmeric paper and red rose
  6. 5 No change is an answer too
  7. 6 An acid and a base cancel each other
  8. 7 Checkpoint: groups, strips and neutralisation
  9. 8 Indicators from plants
  10. 9 Indicators you can smell
  11. 10 Neutralising soil and waste
  12. 11 Checkpoint: plant indicators, smell and soil
  13. 12 The big picture
  14. 13 Track quiz

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