Chemical Changes Flashcards

1
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Metal + Oxygen =

A

A metal oxide

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2
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Gaining oxygen is called an…

A

Oxidation reaction

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3
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Losing oxygen is called a…

A

Reduction reaction

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4
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During oxidation metal atoms _____ electrons

A

lose

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5
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During a reduction reaction metal atoms ____ electrons

A

gain

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6
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Alkalis produce ___ ions in water

A

OH- ions

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7
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Acids produce __ ions in water

A

H+ ions

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8
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Metal + water =

A

Metal hydroxide + hydrogen

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9
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What happens when metals react in terms of electrons?

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They lose electrons and form positive ions

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10
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What does the reactivity of a metal depend on ?

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Its ability to lose electrons and form a positive ion

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11
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What happens when you introduce a more reactive metal to a compound?

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The other metal will be displaced

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12
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Whats the formula for Hydrochloric Acid?

A

HCl

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13
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Whats the formula for Sulfuric Acid?

A

H2SO4

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14
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Whats the formula for Nitric Acid?

A

HNO3

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15
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What is a base?

A

A chemical which can neutralise acids.

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16
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Bases are usualy ….?

A

Metal Hydroxides or Metal Oxides

17
Q

What is an alkali?

A

A base that is dissolved in water

18
Q

What is the ionic equation for an acid and an alkali?

A

H+ (aq) + OH- —> H20 (l)

19
Q

Metal + Acid =

A

Salt + Hydrogen

20
Q

What salts do HCl produce?

A
  • chloride salts
21
Q

What salts do sulfuric acid produce?

A
  • sulfate salts
22
Q

What salts do nitric acid produce?

A
  • nitrate salts
23
Q

Why does magnesium react rapidly with acid?

A

Because its more reactive than hydrogen, which means it can easily displace hydrogen from acids.

24
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Which type of reaction is the loss of electrons?

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What type of reaction is the gain of electrons?
Reduction
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Why can we use Carbon to extract Iron from Iron Oxide?
Carbon is more reactive than iron so it displaces it in its compound.
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carbon + iron oxide = carbon dioxide + iron Which element is oxidised and which is reduced?
Carbon is oxidised and Iron is reduced
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Mg —> Mg [2+] + e- Has Magnesium been oxidised or reduced?
Oxidised
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S + 2e- —> S2- Has sulfur been oxidised or reduced
Reduced
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Acid + Base =
Salt + Water
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Acid + Base =
Salt + Water
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pH is a logarithmic scale. What is meant by logarithmic?
It doesn’t increase by a set number each time. The concentration of H+ ions in something of pH 4 is 10x more than something of pH 5
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Acid + Metal Carbonate =
Salt + Water + Carbon Dioxide
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What is meant by a strong acid?
An acid that fully dissociates into its ions in water