extracting metals and equilibria Flashcards

1
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what is oxidation

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this is the gain in oxygen and the loss in electrons

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2
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what is reduction

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this is the loss in oxygen and the gain in electrons

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3
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is combustion a exothermic or an endothermic reaction?

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exothermic

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4
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how do you remember the reactivity series

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Please potassium
stop sodium
calling calcium
me magnesium
a aluminium
careless carbon
zebra zinc
instead iron
try tin
learning lead
how hydrogen
copper copper
saved silver
gold gold

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5
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when does a displacement reaction happen

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when a more reactive metal reacts with a less reactive one

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6
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when will metals get extracted using carbon

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if the metal is less reactive than carbon

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7
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when will metals get extracted using electrolysis

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if it is more reactive than carbon

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8
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what is bioleaching

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this is process of extracting metals using bacteria

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9
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how does the process of bioleaching occur

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this uses bacteria. this bacteria gets energy from the bonds between the atoms in the ore so, it will separate out the metal from the ore

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10
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what is phytoextraction

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this is the process of extracting metals using plants

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11
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how does the process of phytoextraction occur

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plants are grown in the soil that contains metal compounds. these will get absorbed by the plants. the plant will then get burned into ash to then extract the metal compounds

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12
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how does recycling help the environment

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this will cut down the amount of rubbish that gets sent to landfill. landfill takes up space and pollutes surroundings.

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13
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how does recycling have economical benefits

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-less need to extract metals
-creates jobs

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14
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what are the 4 different stages of the life cycle assessments

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extraction
manufacture
product use
disposal

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15
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how does each stage of the life cycle assessment have an environmental impact

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extraction: materials often come from crude oil which generates pollution. extraction of metals also causes a lot of pollution
manufacture: this can cause lots of pollution
product use: this can damage the environment
disposal: they can be disposed at landfill site. this can takes up space and can pollute land and water.

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16
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what is the word equation for the haber process

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nitrogen+ hydrogen = ammonia

17
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what is the dynamic equilibrium

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the forward and backward reactions are both happening at the same rate and the amount of product and reactants wont change

18
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what are the three factors that can affect the rate of equilibrium

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temperature, pressure, and concentrations

19
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what happens to the rate of equilibrium if you increase or decrease the temperature in the haber process

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is you decrease the temperature, it will favour the forward reaction

20
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what is the optimum temperature in the haber process

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450 degrees

21
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what happens to the rate of equilibrium if you increase or decrease the pressure in the haber process

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the higher the pressure, it will favour the forward reaction. however, increasing the pressure is quite expensive

22
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what is the optimum pressure in the haber process

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200 atmospheric pressure