C3: Chemical reactions Flashcards

1
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How are the formulae of metal elements written?

A

In empirical formulae.

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2
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What are Group 7 elements?

A

They are diatomic molecules.

Written as: Br2

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3
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What is conservation of mass?

A

Mass is never gained or lost in a chemical reaction. (In a closed system)

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4
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What’s an ionic equation?

A

Symbol equation but showing ions and their charge.

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5
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What’s an half equation?

A

Show the change in charge of an element in a reaction.

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6
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How can ionic equations be reduced?

A

Spectator ions are removed. (Same ions on each side)

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7
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What happens when 2 elements combine? (Name)

A

The ending is IDE.

E.g. magnesium oxide

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8
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What happens when 3+ elements combine & one of them is oxygen?

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The ending is usually ATE.

E.g. Copper sulphate

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9
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What’s a mole?

A

Moles are measurements of chemical amounts.

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10
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What’s avogadro’s constant.

A

Number of atoms/molecules/ions in 1 mole of a substance.

6.02 x 10^23

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11
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What’s equation for moles?

A

moles = mass/Mr

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12
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Which metals are less reactive than hydrogen?

A

Copper, Silver & Gold.

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13
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What’s an acid?

A

Contain hydrogen and release hydrogen ions when dissolved ins water.

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14
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What’re bases?

A
  • Opposite to acids

- Contain elements that react with acids to make water

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15
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What’s an alkali?

A
  • Are bases

- Contain OH ions

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16
Q

Word equations for neutralisation?

A

Acid + Alkali –> Salt + Water

17
Q

Acid + Carbonate reaction

A

Acid + Carbonate —> Salt + water + carbon dioxide

18
Q

Metal + Acid reactions?

A

Acid + Metal —> Salt + Hydrogen

19
Q

What does a catalyst do?

A
  • Lowers activation energy
    So:
  • Bonds break more easily
  • Reaction is faster
20
Q

What releases energy? EXO

A

Forming bonds

21
Q

What takes in energy? ENDO

A

Breaking bonds

22
Q

How to measure pH levels?

A
  • pH Sale
  • pH proves
  • Universal Indicator
23
Q

What goes to Anode and what goes to Cathode?

A

Anode (Positive): Negative ions

Cathode (Negative): Positive ions

24
Q

What happens at the anode (electrons)?

A

Negative ions lose electrons to become atoms/molecules.

25
Q

What happens at the cathode (electrons)?

A

Positive ions gain electrons to become atoms/molecules.

26
Q

Rules for anode:

A

If ions are halides, the halogen is produced

If they aren’t halides, oxygen is produced.

27
Q

Rules for cathode:

A

If ions are more reactive than hydrogen, then hydrogen is produced.
If ions are less reactive than hydrogen, then the metal is produced.