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1
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characteristics of alkali metals

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dissolved in water giving an alkaline solution.

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elements in alkali metals

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lithium, sodium, potassium, Rubidium, cesium, francium.

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what are the most abundant alkali metals.

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sodium and potassium.

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4
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most rate alkali metals.

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rubidium, lithium, cesium

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how is alkali metals are extracted?

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  • electrolysis of molten halides with something that decreases the degree of fusion.
  • down process.
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extracting sodium

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electrophoretic analysis of the photograph with sodium chloride, calcium chloride.
2 NaCl -> 2 Na + Cl2

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extracting sodium

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electrophoretic analysis of the photograph with sodium chloride, calcium chloride.
2 NaCl -> 2 Na + Cl2

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extraction of potassium

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sodium vapor with molten potassium chloride.

Na + KCl -> K + NaCl

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extraction of lithium

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electrophoretic analysis of a mixture of lithium chloride and potassium chloride.

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9
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extraction of rubidium and cesium

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reduction metal chlorides by calcium

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10
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what is the down process.

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it’s the process to extract sodium.

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how does the down process work?

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molten NaCl is electrolyzed and calcium chloride is added to reduce the temperature.

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12
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why does the design of the electrolysis unit matter?

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because it prevents the sodium and calcium from combining.

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13
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why is the metal bonding in alkali metals weak?

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because of the attraction between delocalized electrons and the metal ion core in crystalline structures.

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physical characteristics of alkali metals.

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low melting point and soft consistancy.

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reactivity of alkali metals.

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highly reactive. and it is a powerful reducing agent,

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16
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heat of atomization in alkali metals. as it goes through group.

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low and decreases as it goes down the group.

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17
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what is the heat of atomization?

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the heat required to turn solid to a single gaseous atom.

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18
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ionization energy in alkali metals? as it goes through group?

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low.

the larger the size, the lower the energy

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19
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size of atom in group.

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decreases considerably when it loses an electron.

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20
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lattice energy of alkali metals as it goes through group.

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decreases

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21
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relation between atomic radius and force of attraction?

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square of atomic radius is inversely proportional to force of attraction.

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22
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solubility in alkali metals.

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water soluble.

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23
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why are alkali metals solube?

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because the attraction between the ion and the polar water molecule.

24
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result of mixing water and alkali metal?

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highly exothermic reaction. (heat of hydration)

25
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entropy in alkaline metals.

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increases as ions disperse into solution.

26
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hydration energy in alkali metals.

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decreases as ionic size increases.

27
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normal order of stability vs aqueous ion order of stability

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normal -> decreases as ionic size increases.

aqueous ion -> increases.

28
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flame color of alkali metals.

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lithium -> red
sodium -> orange
potassium -> lilac

29
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how can alkali metal oxides be obtained. chemical equation.

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with limited air supply but it’s better to prepare it by thermal decomposition of peroxides.
4 Li + O2 -> 2 Li2O

30
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example of alkali metal peroxide.

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2Na + O2 -> Na2O2

31
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example of alkali metal super oxide.

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K + O2 -> KO2

32
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use of alkali metal oxide, peroxide and super oxide.

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KO2 is used in breathing masks

as KO2 reacts with water to make oxygen and KOH which absorbs water.

33
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chemical equations for metal oxide and water reacting.

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1- M2O + H2O -> 2 MOH
2- M2O2 + 2 H2O -> 2 MOH + H2O2
3- 2 MO2 + 2 H2O -> 2 MOH +H2O2 + O2
4- KOH + CO2 -> KHCO3

34
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how are alkali metals stored? and why.

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they submerged in liquid hydrocarbons (oil)

because they react to the weather.

35
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reaction: water and alkali metals

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highly reactive with a strong violent reaction.

releases a high amount of energy that ignites the oxygen around it.

36
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alkali metals reacting with acid.

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violent. (highly reactive)

metals replace the hydrogen acid.

37
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alkali metals reacting with acid. chemical equation example.

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2 Na + 2 HCl -> 2 NaCl + H2

2K + H2SO4 -> K2SO4 + H2

38
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alkali metals reacting with oxygen

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creat metal hydride and ionic compound.

39
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alkali metals reacting with oxygen. chemical equation

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2 Li + H2-> 2LiH

40
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alkali metals reacting with halides.

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direct combination with large negative enthalpy of fusion.

41
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alkali metals reacting with halides. chemical equation

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2Na + Cl2 -> 2 NaCl

42
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what is the only alkali metal that reacts with non-metals?

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lithium only reacts with nitrogen.

43
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Lithium reacting with nitrogen chemical equation.

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6 Li + Cl2 -> 2 Li3N

=> Li3N +3 H20 -> LiOH + NH3

44
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what is potassium nitrite used for and why?

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as explosive because it’s a non-wet material and reacts with oxygen.

45
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why can’t sodium nitrate be used for explosives?

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because it absorbs water.

46
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what is sodium hydroxides used for? and why.

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used in acid equations because it reacts with the acid making salt and water.

47
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real world application of sodium hydroxides.

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soap, paper, fabric, oil purification.

48
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potaasium hydride is used for.

A

batteries.

49
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example of sodium hydroxide being used in the industry,

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2 NaCl -[electrolysis]-> 2 NaOH + H2 + Cl2

50
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source of sodium carbonate.

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trons ore which is a mix of sodium bicarbonate and sodium carbonate.

51
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sodium carbonate chemical symbol

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Na2CO3NaHCO32H2O

52
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solvay process

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the process of making sodium carbonate from salt and limestone.

53
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chemical equations for solvay process.

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CaCO3 -[heat]-> CaO +CO2
NH3 + CO2+ H2O + NaCl -> NaHCO3 + NH4Cl
2 NaHCO3 -[heat]-> Na2CO3 + H2O + CO2

54
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what is sodium carbonate used for?

A

glass making, paper, soap, ph regulator.

55
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lithium is used for?

A

batteries. alloys. medical treatment.

56
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sodium bicarbonate used in.

A

baking

57
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elemental sodium used in

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street lights and nuclear reactors.

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