Combustion & Corrosion Flashcards

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Endothermic reactions

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  • a chemical reaction that absorbs energy: eg when a cold pack is applied on an injury, absorbing the energy
  • in an endothermic reaction the products have more energy than the reactants.
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Exothermic reaction

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  • a chemical reaction the releases energy: eg a gas stove which has a blue flame releasing the energy in heat or, a series of bush fires as it releases huge amounts of heat and light.
  • in an exothermic reaction the reactants have more energy than the products.
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Reactants.

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Substances/chemicals that take part in a chemical reaction

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Products

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Are substances/chemicals that are formed by the chemical reaction

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Photosynthesis

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  • a reaction the green plants use to form glucose (sugar)

- this reaction absorbs energy from sunlight, endothermic reaction

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Combustion reactions

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  • are examples of exothermic reactions

- oxygen gas is required for combustion to occur. Meaning combustion occurs when something reacts with oxygen

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Incomplete combustion

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  • occurs when oxygen is restricted and other reactions occur
  • these are known as dirty as they produce carbon which is left behind as soot, charcoal or smoke. They also produce the poisonous gas carbon monoxide (fire produces these substances)
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Complete combustion

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  • complete combustion is when oxygen is not restricted and produces carbon dioxide and carbon dioxide which are know as clean reactions
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Corrosion

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The breakdown of metals due to their reaction with other chemicals to form other compounds. An example would be rust

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Rust

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When iron or steel slowly reacts with water and oxygen and corrodes into rust aka hydrated iron oxide

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Verdigris

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A green coating of cooper hydroxide that is produced when copper reacts with moisture, carbon dioxide and oxygen in the atmosphere

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Tarnish

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A black coating of silver sulfate that is produced when silver reacts Sulfur in the atmosphere

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How is verdigris formed

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When copper corrodes by reacting with gases in the air

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How is tarnished formed

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When pure silver reacts with Sulfur creates black coating

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What is flaky and easy to dislodge

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Rust

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What is aluminium oxide

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Is a fine layer of dull grey which appears on the surface of metals when aluminium reacts with the air

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Anodising

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A way of protecting aluminium from corrosion, by deliberately creating a layer of aluminium oxide over it

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Hydrocarbons

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Highly combustible chemicals for example petrol

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Law of conservation of mass

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When atoms are not created or destroyed in a chemical reaction as they can only be rearranged

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Safety flame

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Incomplete combustion as it received no oxygen gas

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Blue flame

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Complete combustion as it receives oxygen gas

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Examples on endothermic reactions

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  • photosynthesis
  • sherbet tingles in your mouth
  • a chemical cold pack as it cools sore muscles
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Examples of exothermic reactions

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  • a series of bushfires
  • aerobic respiration releases energy for use in cells
  • magnesium burns in oxygen releasing light
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Similarities of exothermic and endothermic reactions?

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  • they both the form of heat as their energy
  • they are both a type of chemical reaction
  • they both need two substances to combine to make the certain reaction
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Differences of exothermic and endothermic reactions

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  • exothermic reaction lets of energy whereas endothermic absorbs energy
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Combustion of fossil fuels examples

What the produce and products

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  • buses burners
  • gas stoves
  • water heaters
    Produce a hot blue flame by burning methane or ethane gas in oxygen which produce hydrocarbons
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Indications of incomplete combustion

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Carbon in the atmosphere as soot charcoal and smoke

Carbon monoxide poisonous gas

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Explain respiration

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It gives you energy. The reaction needs glucose from food and oxygen from your body. You breathe out its product carbon dioxide

Exothermic reaction

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Combustion reaction that do not produce carbon dioxide and water

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When magnesium and oxygen react they form magnesium oxide

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Examples of oxidation

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Corrosion

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Similarities of corrosion and rust ion

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  • both involve the elements of metal in the reactions
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Difference of corrosion and rusting

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  • rusting is a type of corrosion

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