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    Acid and Alkali: Science Year 5

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    The document discusses the properties of acids, alkalis, and neutral substances. It states that acids have a sour taste and turn litmus paper red, while alkalis have a bitter taste and turn litmus paper blue. Neutral substances do not change the color of litmus paper and can taste sweet, salty, or tasteless. Examples are provided of common acids like vinegar and lemon juice, alkalis like baking powder and coffee, and neutral substances like sugar, salt, and water. The conclusion restates that the taste and effect on litmus paper can determine if a substance is acidic, alkaline, or neutral.

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    The document discusses the properties of acids, alkalis, and neutral substances. It states that acids have a sour taste and turn litmus paper red, while alkalis have a bitter taste and turn litmus paper blue. Neutral substances do not change the color of litmus paper and can taste sweet, salty, or tasteless. Examples are provided of common acids like vinegar and lemon juice, alkalis like baking powder and coffee, and neutral substances like sugar, salt, and water. The conclusion restates that the taste and effect on litmus paper can determine if a substance is acidic, alkaline, or neutral.

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    The document discusses the properties of acids, alkalis, and neutral substances. It states that acids have a sour taste and turn litmus paper red, while alkalis have a bitter taste and turn litmus paper blue. Neutral substances do not change the color of litmus paper and can taste sweet, salty, or tasteless. Examples are provided of common acids like vinegar and lemon juice, alkalis like baking powder and coffee, and neutral substances like sugar, salt, and water. The conclusion restates that the taste and effect on litmus paper can determine if a substance is acidic, alkaline, or neutral.

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    Science Year 5

    Acid and Alkali

    By: Muhammad Faizeen Irfan Bin Mosnizat Class: 5 Arif

    Properties of acid

    -Sour taste -Turn blue litmus paper into red colour

    Properties of alkali

    -Bitter taste -Turn red litmus paper into blue colour

    Properties of neutral substances

    - Tasteless, sweet and salty - Do not change the colour of red or blue litmus paper

    Examples of acid - Vinegar

    Taste: Sour - Oranges

    Taste: Sour

    - Fizzy drinks

    Taste: Sour

    - Green apples

    Taste: Sour

    - Lemon juice

    Taste: Sour

    - Tomatoes

    Taste: Sour Examples of alkali - Baking powder

    Taste: Bitter - Bitter gourd

    Taste: Bitter - Ginseng

    Taste: Bitter

    - Coffee

    Taste: Bitter

    -Medicine

    Taste: Bitter

    -Tooth paste

    Examples of neutral substances -Sugar

    Taste: Sweet

    -Chocolate

    Taste: Sweet

    -Salt

    Taste: Salty

    -Salted egg

    Taste: Salty

    -Mineral water

    Taste: Tasteless

    -Rice

    Taste: Tasteless

    Conclusion 1. If the blue litmus paper changes to red, So the chemical properties are acidic and have sour taste 2. If the red litmus paper changes to blue, So the chemical properties are alkaline and have bitter taste. 3. If the blue or red litmus paper not changes colour,

    So the chemical properties are neutral and have sweet, salty or tasteless.

    Thank You!

    The End!

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