C15 - Using our Resources Flashcards

1
Q

word equation

rusting

A

iron + oxygen + water → hydrated iron oxide

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2
Q

define

corrosion

A

destruction of materials by chemical reactions with substances in the environment

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3
Q

describe:

showing rusting

RP

A

In test tube, iron nail, stopper:
1. water + oxygen = rust
2. boiled water + oil = no rust
3. drying agent = no rust

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4
Q

list 3

barrier methods to prevent iron rusting

A
  1. painting
  2. oil
  3. electrolysis - cover with thin layer of other metal
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5
Q

define:

sacrifical protection method

A

using another more reactive metal to prevent iron from rusting

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6
Q

name and describe:

a sacrifical protection method

A

galvanising - coating iron with a layer of zinc

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7
Q

name:

elements in alloys:
1. bronze
2. brass
3. gold (jewelry)
4. steel
5. stainless steel

A
  1. copper, tin
  2. copper, zinc
  3. gold, silver, copper, zinc
  4. iron, carbon
  5. iron, chromium, nickel
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8
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name:

2 properties of:
1. low carbon steel
2. high carbon steel
3. stainless steel

A
  1. soft + malleable
  2. strong + brittle
  3. hard + corrosion resistant
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9
Q

name:

1 use of:
1. low carbon steel
2. high carbon steel
3. stainless steel

A
  1. car body
  2. drill bits
  3. cutlery
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10
Q

word equation:

Haber Process

A

nitrogen + hydrogen ⇌ ammonia

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11
Q

name:

sources of hydrogen and nitrogen

in the Haber Process

A

N2 - air
H2 - methane (CH4)

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12
Q

describe:

Haber Process

A
  1. H2 and N2 into reactor
  2. conditions: 200 atmospheres, 450°C, iron catalyst
  3. passed into a cooling tank to make liquid ammonia
  4. unreacted H2 and N2 are recycled
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13
Q

chemical formula:

ammonia

A

NH3

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14
Q

define:

acronym NPK

A

Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Potassium

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15
Q

How do plants use each substance in NPK fertilisers?

A

N: amino acids - proteins - growth
K: enzymes - respiration + photosynthesis
P: phosphates - DNA

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16
Q

name:

the acid that ammonia can be converted into

A

nitric acid

17
Q

list:

3 word equations for different ammonium salts

A
  • ammonia + nitric acid → ammonium nitrate
  • ammonia + phosphoric acid → ammonium phosphate
  • ammonia + sulfuric acid → ammonium sulfate
18
Q

formula:

ammonium ion

19
Q

name:

2 fertilisers from raw materials

A
  • potassium chloride
  • potassium sulfate
20
Q

name:

products of phosphate rock treated with nitric acid

A

calcium nitrate and phosphoric acid

21
Q

name:

products of phosphate rock treated with phosphoric acid

A

single superphosphate (calcium phosphate and calcium sulfate)

22
Q

name:

products of phosphate rock treated with sulfuric acid

A

triple superphosphate (calcium phosphate)

23
Q

define:

thermosoftening polymers

A

melt when heated

24
Q

define:

thermosetting polymers

A

do not melt when heated - they char and burn

25
Q

structural difference between thermosoftening and thermosetting polymers

A

thermosetting has chain links, thermosoftening doesn’t

26
Q

LDPE structure

A

polymers with branches, so arranged in a random order

27
Q

HDPE structure

A

less branches on polymers, so molecules line up closely

28
Q

list 2:

LDPE properties

A
  • flexible
  • unreactive (corrosion resistance)
29
Q

list 2:

HDPE properties

A
  • less flexible
  • high tensile strength
  • high chemical resistance
  • high impact resistance
30
Q

define composite

A

made from two or more materials with different properties

31
Q

Name the 2 parts of a composite material

A
  • matrix - binds the other material together
  • reinforcement - materials that make up the bulk of the composite embedded in the matrix
32
Q

1 example of a composite and it’s make up

A
  • wood - cellulose reinforcement in lignin matrix
  • reinforced concrete - steel reinforcement in concrete matrix