3D Simulation of Neutralisation of acids and salt production
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Here’s what the simulation does. The experiment. It teaches the GCSE topic reactions of acids with metals — metal + acid → salt + hydrogen. Four test tubes sit in a rack on a lab bench. The pupil pours acid into them, drops a different metal into each, watches what happens, tests the gas, and
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What the simulation does A reactive metal atom meets a metal ion. Two glowing nuclei face each other: on the left a neutral atom (will be oxidised), on the right a positive ion (will be reduced), each labelled with symbol, name and role. Act one. Pupils pick one of four reactions (Mg + Cu²⁺, Zn
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What the simulation does – Displacement reaction A more reactive metal displaces a less reactive metal from a solution of its salt. The four metals are ordered by reactivity: magnesium, zinc, iron, copper (most to least reactive). A metal only displaces another that sits below it in the series. Layout The screen has a header,
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