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C6.1 and C6.3 Flashcards

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What process must be carried out to extract a metal from its ore ?

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Reduction process

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2
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What 2 methods could be used to extract metals from ores

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Reduction process with Carbon
Electrolysis

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3
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How do you extract Iron from its ore ?

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Blast Furnace by Reduction process

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4
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What does NPK stand for?

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Nitrogen phosphorus potassium

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5
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What does a deficiency of nitrogen in plants cause?

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Poor root growth, yellow leaves

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6
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What does activated charcoal do?

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Attracts the indicator, allowing you to filter and remove it

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7
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What is a hazard of using ammonia solution?

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It releases irritating ammonia gas

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8
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What is the colour change of phenolphthalein when acid from a burette is added to alkali in a conical flask?

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Pink to colourless

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9
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What is the catalyst used in the Haber process?

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Iron

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10
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What is the catalyst used for contact process stage 2?

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Vanadium (V) oxide V2O5

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11
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What is the intermediate compound made in stage 3 of the contact process?

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Oleum H2S2O7

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12
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What is the enzyme used in the fermentation method to make ethanol?

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Yeast

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13
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Why can fermentation to make ethanol not be carried out above 35 degrees?

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The yeast will denature

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14
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What is the catalyst used in the hydration method of making ethanol?

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Phosphoric acid

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15
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What compound is found in malachite?

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Copper carbonate

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16
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What is the compound in bauxite?

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Aluminium oxide

17
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What is the compound in haematite?

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Iron (III) oxide

18
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What are the raw materials of the blast furnace?

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Iron ore, coke, limestone air

19
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What is the chemical name for slag?

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Calcium silicate CaSiO3

20
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What is the main reducing agent in the blast furnace?

A

Carbon monoxide

21
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What is added to reduce the melting point of aluminium oxide during electrolysis?

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Molten Cryolite

22
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Where is the cathode in the electrolysis of aluminium oxide?

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The graphite lining of the cell

23
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Which electrode is the aluminium formed at during electrolysis of aluminium oxide?

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Cathode

24
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Which gas is released during electrolysis of aluminium oxide?

A

Oxygen

25
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Why do the anodes have to be replaced regularly in electrolysis of aluminium oxide?

A

Oxygen reacts with the carbon rods making carbon dioxide

LGS GCSE OCR Chemistry A (7 decks)

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