Limestone And Metals Flashcards

1
Q

What is limestone?

A

Calcium carbonate

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2
Q

What happens to limestone when heated?

A

Makes carbon dioxide and calcium oxide

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3
Q

What happens when limestone reacts with acid?

A

Makes calcium salt, co2 and water

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4
Q

What happens when you add calcium oxide to water?

A

Calcium hydroxide

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5
Q

What can be used to neutralise acidic soil?

A

Limestone and calcium oxide

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6
Q

How do you make cement?

A

Limestone and water

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7
Q

How do you make mortar?

A

Cement sand and water

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8
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How do you make concrete?

A

Aggregate, cement and sand

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9
Q

What are a bad points about quarrying limestone?

A

Ugly holes, explosives make noise and dust, destroys habitats

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10
Q

What can limestone make?

A

Houses roads, dyes

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11
Q

What are good things about using limestone?

A

Widely available, cheap they don’t rot and can’t be eaten by insect.

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12
Q

What is a metal ore?

A

A rock which contains enough metal to make it worth extracting

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13
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How are metals extracted from ores?

A

By a chemical reaction

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14
Q

How can electrolysis be used?

A

To purify the metal

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15
Q

How can a metal ore be extracted from its ore?

A

Chemically by reduction, oxygen is removed

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16
Q

What happens when the metal needing to be extracted is more reactive than carbon?

A

Electrolysis

17
Q

What happens when the metal needing to be extracted is less reactive than carbon?

A

It can be extracted by reduction using carbon

18
Q

What is an alloy?

A

A mixture of two metals

19
Q

Why is iron turned into an alloy of steel?

A

Because it is too bendy on its own

20
Q

What is high carbon steel?

A

Hard and can make blades for cutting tools

21
Q

What is low carbon steel?

A

Easily shaped and used for car bodies

22
Q

Why are alloys harder?

A

Because smaller atoms slot into sections between the big atoms which make it harder for them to slide over each other.

23
Q

What makes bronze?

A

Copper and tin

24
Q

What are some properties of a metal?

A

Maliable

Conductors of heat and electricity

25
Q

What are the properties of copper?

A

Conductor of electricity
Hard and strong
Doesn’t react with water

26
Q

What are properties of alliminium?

A

Corrosion resistant
Low density
Forms strong alloys

27
Q

What are properties of titanium?

A

Low density
Strong
Corrosion resistant

28
Q

How is alliminium extracted

A

Electrolysis

29
Q

The anode is?

A

Positive

30
Q

The cathode is?

A

Negative

31
Q

What is electrolysis?

A

When a solution is split with electricity

32
Q

What is bio leaching?

A

Bacteria splits copper from copper sulfate. Bacteria gets energy from the bond and seperates copper

33
Q

What is phytomining?

A

Growing plants in soil where there is lots of carbon. Copper builds up in the leaves the plant is then burned and copper is collected from the ash.

34
Q

Why is mining good?

A

Produces jobs and brings money to the area.

35
Q

Why is mining bad?

A

Creates noise and pollution