Ch - 14 (Metals and Alloys) Flashcards

1
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What can the periodic table be divided into?

A

Metals and Non - metals

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What is it called if they display properties of both metal and non-metals?

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Metalloids or semi metals

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What are the properties of metals?

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  • conduct heat and electricity
  • malleable (hammered and made into different shapes)
  • ductile (can be drawn into wires)
  • Lustrous
  • High density
  • High m.p.
  • Positive ion through electron loss
  • Basic oxides
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What are the properties of non-metals?

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  • Do not conduct heat and electricity
  • Brittle
  • dull n non-reflective
  • Low density
  • low m.p.(mostly gases)
  • negative ion cuz they gain electron(except H)
  • Acidic oxides
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4
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How can the chemical properties of metals be studied?

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By analysing their reactions with:
- Water
- Dilute acid
- Oxygen

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5
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What happens when metal reacts with cold water?

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Metal + Water –> Metal hydroxide + Hydrogen

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6
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What about metals that react with steam?

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Metal + Steam –> Metal oxide + Hydrogen

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7
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What happens when metal reacts with acids?

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  • Hydrogen atom in the acid is replaced by metal atom
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8
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What is the equation when metal reacts with acids?

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Metal + Acid –> Salt + Hydrogen

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What are the uses of aluminium?

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  • Aeroplane body (High strength to weight ratio, low density)
  • overhead power cables (good conductor of electricity)
  • Saucepans (Good conductor of heat)
  • Food cans ( Non-toxic, resistant to corrosion and acidic food stuff)
  • Window frames (Resistant to corrosion)
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10
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What are the uses of copper?

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-Electrical wires (Good conductor of electricity and malleable)

  • Water pipes (Ductile, and doesn’t react with H2O)
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11
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What is an alloy?

A

Alloy is a mixture of two or more metals and non-metals such as carbon

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12
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What type of properties do alloys have?

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  • Different from metals
  • More strength
  • Hardness
  • resistant to corrosion
  • extreme temp
  • More useful than pure metals
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13
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What are some common alloys?

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  • Brass (copper and zinc)
  • Stainless steel (mixture of iron, carbon, chromium and nickel)
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14
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What is the use of brass?

A
  • Stronger than either metal
  • Musical instruments
  • ornaments
  • door knobs
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15
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What is the use of stainless steel?

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  • ## cutlery (cuz hardness and resistance to corrosion)
16
Q

What is the use of the alloys of iron and tungsten?

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  • Hard
  • Resistant to High temp.
17
Q

What is a property of an alloy of iron mixed with chromium and nickel?

A

Resistant to corrosion

18
Q

What is the use of aluminium mixed with copper, manganese and silicon?

A
  • Aircraft body (strong alloy)
  • low density
19
Q

Why is the arrangement of alloys different than of metals?

A
  • Different sized atoms
  • Distorts the regular arrangement of atoms
20
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Why are alloys much harder than pure metals?

A
  • Different sized atoms
  • Harder for layers to slide over each other.