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Chemistry Project
. AIM :.
To Determine which Antacid could Neutralize the most
Stomach Acid.

(Chemistry Project)

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Name
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Roll no.
INDEX page no.
 Objective 3
 Introduction 3
 Acids 4
 Stomach Acid 5
 Some foods containing acids 5
 Antacid 5
 Action mechanism 5
 Indication 6
 Side Effects 6
 Problems with reduced stomach acidity 6
 Experiment Design 7
 Material Required 7
 Procedure 7
 Observation And Calculation 8
 Result 9
 Precautions 10
 Bibliography 10

OBJECTIVE

The purpose of this experiment was to determine which antacid could neutralize the most stomach acid.
I became interested in this idea when I saw some experiments on medicines and wanted to find out some scientific facts about medicines.
The information gained from this experiment will help people know which antacid they should look for in the stores. It will also let them know which antacid will give them the most comfort. This could also save consumers money and provide better health.

INTRODUCTION

Digestion in the stomach results from the action of gastric fluid,



Bibliography: * Pradeep’s chemistry class 12th * Modern ABC class 12th * Google * Wikipedia

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