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Acid + metal

A

Salt + hydrogen

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2
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Acid + alkali

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Salt + water

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3
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Acid + metal oxide

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Salt + water

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4
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Acid + metal carbonate

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Salt + water + carbon dioxide

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5
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Simple molecular - bonding

A

Strong covalent bonds between atoms

Weak intermolecular forces ( between molecules)

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6
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Simple molecular - bp and mp

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Low - intermolecular forces are week and need little energy to overcome

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7
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Simple molecular - conduction

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Not a conductor - no delocalised electrons and no charged particles (ions)

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8
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Giant covalent - bonding

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Strong covalent bonds between atoms

Giant structure

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9
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Giant covalent - e.g.

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diamond, silica, graphite

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10
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Giant covalent - bp and mp

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High - covalent bonds are strong, and there are lots of the, a lot of energy is needed to overcome them

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11
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Giant covalent - conduction

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Only graphite - has delocalised electrons to carry a charge throughout the structure

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12
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Ionic - bonding

A

Strong electrostatic forces of attraction between oppositely charged ions
Giant structure

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Ionic - bp and mp

A

High - ionic bonds are strong and need lots of energy to overcome

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14
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Ionic - conduction

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When molten or dissolved - the ions are free to move and carry a charge through the structure

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15
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Metallic - bonding

A

Regular arrangement of positive ions surrounded by delocalised electrons
Giant structure

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16
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Metallic - bp and mp

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Usually high - strong and need lots of energy to overcome

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17
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Metallic - conduction

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Yes - delocalised electrons carry a charge through the structure

18
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Liquid over greater temp range

A

Stronger intermolecular forces of attraction

19
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Test for carbonates

Result:

A

add dilute acid

co2 produced

20
Q

Test for sulphates

Result:

A

add barium chloride and hydrochloric acid

white precipitate

21
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Test for halides

Result:

A

add silver nitrate with nitric acid
chloride - white
bromide - cream
iodide - yellow

22
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Test for oxygen

Result:

A

glowing splint

relights

23
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Test for hydrogen

Result:

A

burning splint

squeaky pop

24
Q

Test for co2

Result:

A

limewater

goes cloudy

25
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Test for chlorine

Result:

A

damp litmus paper

bleached

26
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Test for alkenes

Result:

A

bromine water

orange to colourless

27
Q

Test for carboxylic acid

Result:

A

reacts with carbonate

carbon dioxide

28
Q

Test for alcohol

Result:

A

reacts with sodium

hydrogen

29
Q

alkanes

A

C - H

30
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alkenes

A

C = C

31
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alcohols

A
  • OH
32
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carboxylic acids

A
  • COOH
33
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esters

A
  • COO
34
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alkenes + hydrogen

A

alkanes

35
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alkenes + steam

A

alcohol

36
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alkenes + halogens

A

halogen alkanes

37
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alcohols + sodium

A

hydrogen

38
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alcohols + carboxylic acids

A

esters

39
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alcohols + oxygen

A

carboxylic acids

40
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carboxylic acid + alcohols

A

esters

41
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esters - hydrolysis

A

carboxylic acid and alcohol

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