Reactions of Non-Metal Oxides and Water

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Lesson 4 starts by giving the answers to the task from Lesson 3. It is important that you check that learners have completed this task before watching this lesson. It is also important for learners to record their observations while watching the video, as they did in Lesson 3. In this lesson we show how some oxides of non-metals are dissolved in water. The solution formed is tested using an indicator. All the non-metal oxides are acidic. This lesson shows learners how to balance more difficult equations.