6- Sources And Uses Of Metals Flashcards

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what did people discover they could do to find more metals in nature?

A

they could extract moderately reactive metals from their ores using carbon (or electrolysis)

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how can the metals below carbon be extracted?

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by heating charcoal (a source of carbon) with the oxide

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3
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nowadays, where is iron extracted?

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in a blast furnace

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4
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how are metals above carbon in the reactivity series be extracted?

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metals above carbon in the reactivity series are extracted from their ores using electricity, in a process called electrolysis!

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5
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why doesn’t copper react with acids?

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copper doesn’t react with acids because it is below hydrogen in the reactivity series

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6
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what are native metals?

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native metals are metals such as gold, silver and copper which can be found in a natural, uncombined, pure state, as they are at the bottom of the reactivity series

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7
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what affects a reaction?

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  • temperature
  • surface area
  • concentration
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8
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what is bauxite?

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an ore of which we get aluminium from

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9
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what js haematite?

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an ore we mostly get iron from

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10
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what is galena?

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galena is an ore we get lead from

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