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1
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Metal oxides are?

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The product of the oxidation reaction of Metal and Oxygen.

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2
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Metal produces what form of ion?

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Positive ions

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What is a displacement reaction?

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A reaction when a more reactive metal displaces a less reactive metal.

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4
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How does Potassium react when exposed to water?

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Violently

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5
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How does Sodium react when exposed to water?

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Very Quickly

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6
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How does Lithium react when exposed to water?

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Quickly

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7
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How does Calcium react when exposed to water?

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More Slowly

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8
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How does Calcium react when exposed to dilute acid?

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Very quickly

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9
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How does Magnesium react when exposed to dilute acid?

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Quickly

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10
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How does Zinc react when exposed to dilute acid?

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More slowly than magnesium

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11
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How does Iron react when exposed to dilute acid?

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More slowly than zinc

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12
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How does Copper react when exposed to dilute acid?

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Very slowly

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13
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How does Silver react when exposed to dilute acid?

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Barely reacts

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14
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How does Gold react when exposed to dilute acid?

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No reaction

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15
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How is the order of reactivity affected?

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Via a metals tendency to form its positive ion.

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16
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Why are most metals found as compounds?

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As most, unlike gold, are reactive enough to bond to other elements?

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17
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How are most metals less reactive than carbon extracted?

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Reduction with Carbon

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18
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Oxidation in terms of electrons is?

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Oxidation is the loss of electrons

19
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Reduction in terms of electrons is?

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Reduction is the gain of electrons

20
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What are the products of the reactants metal and an acid?

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Metal Salt and hydrogen

21
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How are acids neutralised?

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Alkalis (soluble metal hydroxides) and basis (insoluble metal hydroxides and metal oxides).

22
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In a neutralization reaction, what are the products?

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Metal salt and Water

23
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In a neutralization reaction which uses metal carbonates, what are the products?

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Metal salts, water and carbon dioxide.

24
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How can a soluble salt be produced?

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Reacting an acid with a solid insoluble substance.

25
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Solid salts are formed by?

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Crystallization of a soluble salt

26
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Acids form what form of ion in an aqueous solution?

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H+ ions

27
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Alkalis form what form of ion in an aqueous solution?

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OH- ions

28
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What is Alkalinity measured in.

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pH 0-14, measured using Universal indicator

29
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In a neutralisation reaction, what is formed?

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Water, as OH- and H+ ions bond together

30
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What is a measuring by titration?

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The method by which one can work out neutralising quantities of Acids and Alkalis.

31
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What is a strong acid?

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An acid which completely ionis’.

32
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Name some examples of strong acids?

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Hydrochloric, nitric and sulfuric acids.

33
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What is a weak acid?

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An acid which only partially ionis’.

34
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Name some examples of weak acids?

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Ethanoic, citric and carbonic acids.

35
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As pH decreases by one unit what happens?

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The hydrogen ion concentration increases by a factor of 10

36
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What is required in electrolysis?

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Free ions which can pass through a solution.

37
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A solution which has free ions and can conduct electricity is an?

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Electrolyte

38
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In electrolysis, the positive electrode is?

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The anode

39
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In electrolysis, the negative electrode is?

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The cathode

40
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What happens at the electrodes during electrolysis?

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Ions are discharged forming elements.

41
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What are the products of electrolysis of ionic compounds?

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Metals at the cathode and

Non-metals at the anode.

42
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When is electrolysis used in extracting metals?

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When a metal is more reactive than carbon or reacts with carbon.

43
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What are the products of electrolysis of aqueous soloutions?

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At the cathode- Hydrogen is produced if the metal is more reactive.
At the anode- Oxygen is produced unless the solution contains a halogen.

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