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Chemical Changes Flashcards

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Metals that react with oxygen to produce?

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Metal oxide

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2
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What is the reaction called between metals and oxygen when producing metal oxide

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Oxidation because the metals gains oxygen

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3
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What is reduction

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The gaining of electrons but Involves the loss of oxygen

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4
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What is oxidation

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The loss of Oxygen but the gain of electrons

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5
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What type of ions do metal substances form when metal reacts with another substance

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Positive ions

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6
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The metals potassium sodium lithium calcium magnesium zinc iron and carbon can be put an order of the reactivity from the reactions of?

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Reactions with water and dilute acids

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7
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What happens if a Reactive metal is more reactive than the other metals

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A more reactive metal can displace a less reactive metal to form a compound

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8
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The reactions of metal with water and acids are limited to what

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The room temperature

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9
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Name one unreactive metal found in earth

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Gold

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10
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Unreactive metals such as gold are found in the Earth as a metal itself but most metals are found as what

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Most metals are found as compounds that require chemical reactions to extract the metal

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11
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How can carbon be extracted from metals less reactive than it

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Metal less reactive than carbon can be extracted from their oxides by reduction with carbon

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12
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Acids react with metals to produce

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Salts and hydrogen

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13
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Acids are neutralized by…

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Alkalis and bases

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14
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What do alkalize and bases produce

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Salt and water

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By metal carbonate = Salts + water + carbon dioxide 

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How can a student make soluble salts

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Soluble salts can be made from acids by reacting them with solid insoluble substances 

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16
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Excess solid can be filtered

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17
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Acids produce what

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Hydrogen ions (H+)in aqueous solution

18
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Aqueous solutions of alkali’s contain what

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Hydroxide ions (OH-)

19
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How can the pH scale be measured

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Using universal indicator or a pH probe

20
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Neutralization reactants between us is an alkaline hydrogen ions react with hydroxide ions to produce

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Water

H+(Aq) + OH-(Aq) > h2o(L)

21
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A strong acid is what in aqueous solution

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A strong acid is completely ionized in an aqueous solution

Eg. Hydrochloric
nitrate
sulfuric acid

22
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A weak acid is what in aqueous solution

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A weak acid is only partly ionized in an aqueous solution

Eg. Citric
carbonic acid
Ethanoic

23
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If the acid is strong what is the pH

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The stronger the acid the lower the pH

24
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When an ionic compound is melted or dissolved in water what happens to the Ions

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The ions are free to move about within the liquid or solution these liquids and solutions are able to conduct electricity they are called electrolytes

25
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Passing an electric current through electroless is causes the ions to do what

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To move to the electrodes. (Cathode and anode)

26
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Positively charged ions move to the negative what is the negative electric called

A

Cathode

27
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Negatively charged ions move to the positive electrode what is the positive electrode called

A

Anode 

28
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When ions discharge at the electrodes what do they produce

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Elements. This process is called electroysis

29
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How can metals be extracted

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Metals can be extracted from molten compounds using electrolysis

30
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Why is electrolysis is used for metals

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Electrolysis is used if the metal is too reactive to be extracted by reduction with carbon or if the metal reacts with carbon

31
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At the negative electrode (cathode) What is produced

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Hydrogen is produced if the metal is more reactive than hydrogen

32
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At the positive electrode (anode) what is produced

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Oxygen is produced unless the solution contains halide ions then the halogen is produced

33
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At the cathode (negative electorate) positively charged ions gain electrons so this reaction is called what

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Reduction

34
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An anode (positive electrons) negatively charged ions lose electrons so this reaction is called

A

Oxidation

Chemistry GCSE AQA (12 decks)

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