C9 - metals Flashcards

1
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define delocalized

A

free to move

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2
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define metallic bonding

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positive metal ions in a sea of delocalised electrons held by electrostatic forces

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3
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which bonds have giant lattice structure

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-metallic bonds
-ionic bonds
-giant covalent bonds

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4
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why can metals conduct electricity

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-delocalised electrons are free to move and carry charge freely through the structure

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5
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properties of metal

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-malleable
-high melting/ boiling point except mercury
-good thermal conductivity
-good electrical conductivity
-ductile

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6
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which metal has a low boiling point

A

mercury

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7
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define malleable

A

bent or hammered into shape

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8
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define ductile

A

drawn into wires

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9
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why are metals malleable/ ductile

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-particles are in ordered structure
-layer can slide over each other

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10
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define good thermal/ electrical conductivity

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-can conduct heat/ electricity well

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11
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why do metals have good thermal/ electrical conductivity

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-delocalised electrons can more freely & carry energy/ charge through the structure
-Only energy can be passed by vibrating particles too

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12
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define alloy

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A mixture of a metal with another substance

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13
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why an alloy is more useful than the pure metal

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-it’s harder
-because other element disrupts the lattice structure &
-makes it more difficult to remove the layers form the metal

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14
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define brass

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An alloy of copper and zin

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15
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define steel

A

alloy that contains iron and other substances

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16
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Why is nickel and chromium alloyed with iron

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Chromium prevents rusting
nickel makes it harder

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17
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uses of aluminum

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-manufacture of aircraft - low density
-manufacture of overhead cables - low density, good electrical conductivity
-food containers - resistant to corrosion

18
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uses of copper

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-in electrical wiring - good electrical conductivity

19
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uses of mild steel and stainless steel

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-mild steel for car bodies & machinery
-stainless steel for chemical plants and cutlery

20
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reactivity series

A

-Please Stop Calling Me A Cute Zebra, I Like Hot Corn Soup Generally
-Potassium K
-Sodium Na
-Calcium Ca
-Magnesium Mg
-Aluminum Al
-Carbon C
-Zinc Zn
-Iron Fe
-Lead Pb
-Hydrogen H
-Copper Cu
-Silver Ag
-Gold Au
(K over Na because it has more periods)

21
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How does the reactivity of a metal relate to how easy it is to extract from its ore

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-more reactive the metal, more difficult to extract the metal form its ore

22
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How does the reactivity of a metal relate to its tendency to form a positive ion

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-more reactive the metal, easier to lose valance electrons and form positive ions

23
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how does reactivity series reactive with acid (H+)

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-K, Na, Ca = produce H2 + vigorous
-Mg to Fe = less reactive as go down
-Cu, Ag & Au = don’t react

24
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how does reactivity series reactive with O2

A

-K & Na = burns brightly + vigorous
-Ca & Mg= forms oxide + burns brightly
-Al to Cu = less reactive as go down
-Ag & Au = don’t react

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how does reactivity series reactive with water (solid & liquid)
-K, Na, Ca = react liquid water -Mg to Fe = react with steam, less reactive as go down -H to Au = don't react
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formula for G1/2 metal + cold water
-> _________hydroxide + H2
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formula for G1/2 metal + steam
-> _________oxide + H2
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How are elements above carbon in the reactivity series extracted from their ores
Electrolysis
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How are elements below carbon in the reactivity series extracted from their ores
using carbon
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which elements don't need to be extracted & why
-Platinum & Silver -they're pure metals
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How is iron extracted from the metal ore hematite in the blast furnace
By heating with carbon
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word equation for rusting
Iron 3 + water + oxygen -> hydrated iron 3 oxide
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factors that increase rusting
-more acid rain, more rust -more salt, more rust -need water + O2
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ways to prevent rusting
-painting eg. car bodies -oiling eg bicycle chains -coated with a layer of plastic -greasing eg nuts & bolts
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define galvanizing
coating iron/ steel in a layer of zinc
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define ore
A rock that contains a high enough percentage of metal for economic extraction
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how does galvanizing work
-zinc is more reactive & reacts with O2 before iron (sacrificial protection) -zinc stops O2 from reaching iron underneath
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define hematite
-ore containing iron oxide -Fe2O3
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3 symbol equations with states for process of extracting iron from hematite
-C (s) + O₂ (g) → CO₂ (g) -C (s)+ CO₂ (g)→ 2CO (g) -Fe₂O₃ (s) + 3CO (g) → 2Fe (L) + 3CO₂ (g)
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why limestone (CaCO₃) is used in the blast furnace
To remove acidic impurities such as silicon (IV) oxide
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2 symbol equations for process of removing impurities
-CaCO₃ → CaO + CO₂ (thermal decomposition) -CaO + SiO₂ → CaSiO₃ (slag)
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what is coke
carbon