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1
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What is the word equation for the thermal decomposition of Limestone?

A

Calcium Carbonate –> Calcium oxide + carbon dioxide

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What is the symbol equation for the reaction of calcium oxide with water?

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CaO + H2O –> Ca(OH)2

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Why does limewater go cloudy when CO2 is passed through?

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Calcium carbonate is formed

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What do metal carbonates and acids react to form?

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A salt, carbon dioxide & water

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1) What salt does hydrochloric react with acid to form?

2) What salt does sulfuric acid react with acid to form?

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1) Chloride salt

2) Sulfate salt

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What is a hydrocarbon made from

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Carbon and hydrogen only

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7
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What is concrete made from?

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Cement, sand and aggregate (water and gravel)

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What is Mortar made from?

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Cement water and sand

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9
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How is cement made

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Heated in a kiln at 1450 with powdered clay and limestone

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What is alkali

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A base (substance with a pH 7+) that dissolves in water, they form OH- ions in water

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What is neutralisation? What’s the equation

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A reaction between a acid and a base

Acid + base –> salt + water

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12
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Name 3 indicators and what they do…

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Universal indicator; red in acidm purple in alkali
Methyl orange; red in acid, yellow in alkali and neutral
Phenolphthalein; pink in alkali, colourless acid or neutral

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What are the state symbols for

1) A solid
2) A liquid
3) Gas
4) Dissolved in water

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1) (s)
2) (l)
3) (g)
4) (aq)

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What is the equation for metal and acid reaction?

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Metal + acid –> salt + hydrogen

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What is the equation for a acid and metal oxide reacting?

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Acid + metal oxide –> salt water

Neutralization reaction

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16
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What is the equation for a acd and metal hydroxide reacting?

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Metal + metal hydroxide –> salt + water

Neutralization reaction

17
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Equation for an acid + carbonate reacting…

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Acid + carbonate –> salt + water + carbon dioxide

18
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What does ammonia dissolve in water to make?

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An alkaline solution.

19
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What is the equation for a reaction of ammonia and nitric acid?

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Ammonia + nitric acid –> ammonium nitrate

Unlike other neutralisation reactions it doesn’t produce any water

20
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Cracking is a thermal decomposition reaction.
What are the stages?
What temperature and catalyst is needed?

A

Vapirise the long chain hydrocarbon.
Pass over a powdered catalyst of aluminium oxide
At a temperature of 400-700 degrees
The The long chain molecules split apart on the surface of the specks of catalyst

21
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What is formed when a alkali metal reacts with water?

A

Hydrogen and an alkaline substance

22
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What is formed when a alkali metal reacts with oxygen?

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An oxde

23
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Why do elements in the same group in the periodic table have similar properties?

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Elements in the same group in the periodic table have the same number of electrons in their highest energy level giving them similar chemical properties

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