1. Do now! Can you read through the sheet we did last lesson?

2. Neutralisation

3. What happens when we add an acid to an alkali?

4. Neutralisation Acid + alkalisalt + water Both neutral

5. A neutralisation investigation

6. Which stomach antacid is the “best”?

7. In your groups decide how you are going to find the answer to this question.

8. Which stomach antacid is the “best”? In your groups decide how you are going to find the answer to this question. Discuss your method with Mr Porter

9. Which stomach antacid is the “best”? In your groups decide how you are going to find the answer to this question. Discuss your method with Mr Porter Write your method in your books

10. Which stomach antacid is the “best”? In your groups decide how you are going to find the answer to this question. Discuss your method with Mr Porter Write your method in your books Go! (Don’t forget safety specs)

11. Writing a method

12. Method/Procedure 1.Put 500g of flour in a bowl. 2.Mix in two eggs using a spoon. 3.Whisk in 250 cm 3 of milk. 4.Leave to stand for 30 minutes. 5.Heat 25g of butter in a frying pan. 6.Add a tablespoon of the mixture to the pan. 7.Turn over when the mixture has set and cook until browned.

13. Method/Procedure 1.Put 500g of flour in a bowl. 2.Mix in two eggs using a spoon. 3.Whisk in 250 cm 3 of milk. 4.Leave to stand for 30 minutes. 5.Heat 25g of butter in a frying pan. 6.Add a tablespoon of the mixture to the pan. 7.Turn over when the mixture has set and cook until browned.

14. Which stomach antacid is the “best”? In your groups decide how you are going to find the answer to this question. Discuss your method with Mr Porter Write your method in your books Go! (Don’t forget safety specs)