GCSE Chemistry - Neutralisation Reactions #36

The video tutorial explains the reactions between acids and various bases, including metal oxides, hydroxides, and carbonates, which are all neutralisation reactions. It details how these reactions form salts and water, and in the case of carbonates, also carbon dioxide. The tutorial further describes the process of making soluble salts using insoluble bases, highlighting the steps involved in the reaction, filtration, and crystallization processes.

Describe the steps involved in filtering out excess insoluble base after a reaction.

How do you obtain pure solid crystals of a soluble salt after the reaction?