C5 Flashcards

1
Q

what are 2 uses of carbon

A

displaces less reactive metals from their oxides

used to extract some metals from their ores in industry

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2
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what is a metal ore

A

a rock that contains enough metal/ metal compound to make it worth extracting the metal

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3
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how are metals more reactive than carbon extracted

A

by electrolysis and metals less reactive are reduced by carbon

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4
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why would you reduce a metal (remove oxygen)

A

to extract the metal from its oxide

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5
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what is the displacement reaction of magnesium + copper

A

magnesium is more reactive so copper ions will be displaced from the solution to form copper metal. the magnesium forms aqueous magnesium ions and dissolved into the solution

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6
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why is hydrogen positioned between copper and lead in the periodic table

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because copper can’t displace the hydrogen from an acid but lead can

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7
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when is a salt formed

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when the hydrogen in an acid is partially or wholly replaced by metal or ammonium ions

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8
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what has to be for reactions between metals and acids to occur

A

the metal has to be more reactive than the hydrogen in the acid

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9
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what happens when acid dissolves in water

A

H+ ions are released

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10
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why are alkali metals never added to acid

A

because the reaction would be too violent

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11
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what is a radox reaction

A

when the metal atoms lose electrons and are oxidised and the hydrogen ions from the acid gain electrons and are reduced

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12
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what happens when an acid and a base react

A

a neutralisation reaction occurs and a salt and water are produced

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13
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what is the difference between alkalis and bases

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ashes are compounds that neutralise acids and alkalis are bases that are soluble in water

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14
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what are salts made up of

A

positive metal ions or ammonium ions and a negative ions from an acid so they have no overall charge

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15
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how can a pure dry sample of the salt made in an acid base reaction be crystallised

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by evaporation it from the solution and drying it with filter paper

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16
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what are the 2 reactions used to make salts

A

solutions of an acid + alkali

acid + carbonate

17
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how do you make pure dry samples of crystals

A

1) carry out titration to see how much acid reacts completely with the alkali
2) run that volume of acid into the alkali solution again but without indicator
3) crystallise and dry the crystals of salt from the reaction mixture

18
Q

what is ethanoic acid in

A

vinegar

19
Q

what is citric acid in

A

citrus fruit and fizzy drinks

20
Q

what pH is acidic and which is alkaline

A

1-6 is acidic
8-14 is alkaline
7is neutral

21
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what is different about the CO2 release when a metal carbonate reacts with a carboxylic acid compared to hydrochloric acid of the same concentration

A

the release of CO2 is slower when a metal carbonate reacts with a carboxylic acid because even though they are the same concentration, HCL is a stronger acid and carboxylic acid is weak

22
Q

why must acid dissolve in water before showing acidic properties

A

because is water acids ionise (split up). their molecules split to form H+ (aq) ions and negative ions

23
Q

what is the difference between strong and weak acids when they dissolve in water

A

strong acids ionise completely but in weak acids most molecules stay as they are

24
Q

what happens to they hydrogen ion concentration of the solution when the pH decreases by 1 unit

A

the hydrogen ion concentration of the solution increases by a factor of 10