Chemistry Topic 4 - Chemical Changes Flashcards

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How is the reactivity of metals vary on the periodic table?

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Increase from top to bottom, and right to left

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Most reactive and unreactive element?

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Cesium is the most reactive though laboratories produced francium as most reactive
Platinum is the least reactive

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What does reactivity mean?

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Ability to produce positive ions. More reactive, easier it is to lose electrons to become positive

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3
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How to show how reactive a metal is

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Reactive metals (Sodium or magnesium) will react violently with dilute acids, less reactive metals will react slowly
Reactive metals can react with cold water, less reactives one wont

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4
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The reactivity series

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Potassium
Sodium
Lithium
Calcium
Magnesium
Carbon
Zinc
Iron
Hydrogen
Copper

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5
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How are metal oxides formed?

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Reaction called oxidation as metals are gaining oxygen atoms

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5
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How do metals appear in the earths crust?

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Compounds called ores
Often metal oxides

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What must happen to metal oxides to become pure?

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Get reduced and lost their oxygen atoms

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7
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How can reduction happen?

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Reduction by electrolysis
Reduction by reaction with carbon

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8
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How to deduct whether a metal should be reduced by carbon or electrolysis?

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If a metal is more reactive than carbon, they should be reduced with electrolysis, and less reactive than carbon should be used with carbon

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9
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Advantages of reduction by carbon?

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Cheap

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10
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What is smelting and how is it a Example of reduction by carbon?

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Iron (III) is heated to high temperatures (1200) and carbon is added to produce pure iron.

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What happens if an element is so unreactive, they are unable to react with anything?

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Are always found in their pure form

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12
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What type of reaction is extraction of oxygen from metals?

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Redox reaction

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13
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Whats a redox reaction?

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Involve transfer of electrons between reactants

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14
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What are acids?

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Substances which produce H+ ions in aqueous solutions

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15
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What are bases?

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Substances that produce OH- Ions in aquoeus solution

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16
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What are alkalis?

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Bases which are soluble

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17
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Whats an alkaline?

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A dissolved base

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17
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Examples of common acidic substances?

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Vinegar, Citric Acid, Milk, Battery Acid

18
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Where are bases found?

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Cleaning supplies, bleach and ammonia, Blood

19
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Neutral PH

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7

20
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Acidic PH Values?

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0-6

20
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How can PH of a substance be measured?

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Universal Indicator, Electrodes and millivoltmetres

20
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Basic/Alkaline PH Values?

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8-14

20
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What happens to acids in aqueous solutions?

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WIll Dissociate

21
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Whats dissociation

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Chemical compounds separated to form aqueous solutions

22
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Factor of H+ ions for 1 decrease in PH

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Increase by factor 10x

22
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What is formed when acids dissociate?

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H+ ions and anions

23
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What are weak acids made from?

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Made from organic compounds such as ethanoic acids (CH2COOH)

23
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Dissociation in weak acids?

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Partial dissociation
Is reversible and equilibrium is set up

23
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What’s neutralisation?

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Reaction with acids and bases to form solution with a neutral PH

24
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What are strong acids made from

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Ionic compounds such as HCL, HNO3 and H2So4

24
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Whats a cation and anion?

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Cation is a positively charged ion
Anion is a negatively charged ion

25
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Reaction with neutralisation?

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Acid + Base –> Salt + Water

26
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What is the salt formed in a neutralisation reaction?

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Anion of the acid (Part of acid which isn’t hydrogen) and Cation (Metal ) Remaining ions form water

27
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Features of salts?

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Insoluble in water and results in precipitate from a solution when formed.

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28
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What occurs when a compound precipitates?

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Tiny crystals are formed which are more dense than the solution and fall to the bottom

29
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What does inert mean?

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When a material doesnt react with anything

29
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What are electrolytes

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Dissolved ionic compound where the ions are able to move around freely and are able to conduct electricity

30
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How does electrolysis work?

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An electric current is provided to electrolytes, causing the negative ions to the cathode and the positive ions to the anode. Ions are then discharged and producing elements

30
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Formula for Metal Oxide + Acid

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Metal Oxide + Acid –> Salt + Water

31
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Formula for metal hydroxide reacting with an acid?

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Metal Hydroxide + Acid –> Salt + Water

32
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Reaction with metal carbonate and acids?

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Metal Carbon + Acid –> Salt + Water + Carbon Dioxide

33
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What’s extraction of bauxite for?

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Extraction of aluminium

34
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Formula of bauxite?

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Al2O3

35
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What’s bauxite mixed with to reduce melting point?

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Cryolite

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