9F Flashcards
What is a physical change
a change in which no new substances are formed e.g changes in colour changes in temp. changes of state freezing melting boiling condensing EASY TO REVERSE
What are chemical reactions
a change in which 1 or more new substances are formed. atoms in reactants rearrange NOT REVERSIBLE eg. Combustion neutralisation thermal decomposition
What is the particle theory
a theory used to explain the different properties and observations of solids liquids. and gases
What are three ways of increasing pressure
- Increasing number of the gas particles (more hit surface)
- decrease size of container (hi t more often)
- increase temp. ( move faster=hit more often)
what is the reactivity series
list of metals in order of reactivity with the most reactive at the top
what is meant by a metal being reactive
a substance that reacts with many other substances or reacts easily
acronym reactivity series
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order of reactivity
- potassium
- sodium
- lithium
- calcium
- magnesium
- aluminium
- zinc
- iron
- tin
- lead
- copper
- magnesium
- silver
- gold
- platinum
reaction with o2
1-fire 2-fire 3-fire 4-fire 5-fire 6-reacts very quickly 7-reacts quickly 8-reacts quickly 9-recats 10-reacts 11-reacts 12-slow/partial reaction 13-slow/partial reaction 14-no reaction 15-no reaction 513322
reaction with water
- fire
2.reacts very quickly
3.reacts quickly
4.reacts quickly
5.reacts
6.slow/partial reaction - slow/partial reaction
- slow/partial reaction
- slow/partial reaction
- slow/partial reaction
11.no reaction
12.no reaction
13.no reaction
14.no reaction
15.no reaction
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reaction with dilute acid
1.explosion
2.explosion
3.reacts very quickly
4.reacts very quickly
5.reacts quickly
6.reacts quickly
7.reacts quickly
8.reacts
9.reacts
10.reacts
11.no reaction
12.no reaction
13.no reaction
14.no reaction
15.no reaction
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reaction equations
metal+water- metal hydroxide+hydrogen
meta+oxygen- metal oxide (oxidation)
metal+dilute acid- salt+hydrogen
what is a displacement reaction
a reaction where a more reactive element takes the place of a less reactive element in a compound
what is the thermite reaction
the displacement reaction between iron and aluminium which releases a huge amount of exothermic energy but requires the initial input from a splint.
ALUMINIUM+IRON OXIDE - ALUMINIUM OXIDE+IRON
storing of metals underground
most occur in compounds in ores
only gold/silver in native state
zinc upwards must be extracted from ores by. ELECTROLYSIS
zinc downwards use carbon as reducing agent
REDUCTION=loss of O2 opposite of oxidation