metal from ores Flashcards

1
Q

are reactive metals found as ores or elements

A

ores- found joined together with other elements usually oxygen or sulphur

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2
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examples of metals found as ores

A

tin,lead, iron, zinc

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3
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are unreactive metals found as elements or ores

A

elements

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4
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examples of metals found as elements

A

silver, gold

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5
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in a metal ore the metal is present as an (atom/ion)

A

ion

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6
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how does an ion become an atom

A

the metal must gain electrons (the metal ions must be reduced)

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7
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what is the process of extracting metals from their ores

A

reduction

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8
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what elements are extracted from ores by electrosis (page 10 data book)

A

zinc+aluminium ⬆️

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9
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what metals can be extracted from their ore by heating with carbon or carbon dioxed (page 10 data book)

A

copper⬆️zinc

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10
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what metals can be reduced from their ores with heat alone (page 10 data book)

A

silver ⬇️

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11
Q

are more reactive metals easier or harder to extract from ores

A

more difficult

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12
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carbon and carbon monoxide are used as a

A

reducing agent

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13
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the reducing agent will always be a chemical which

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reacts with the metal oxide

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14
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what is electrosis

A

the proccess where elctricity is passed through an ionic compound which is molten or in an aqueous solution. the ionic compound is decomposed (broken down)

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15
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in electrosis the ions have to be

A

free to move

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16
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the positive ions are attracted to the

A

negative electrode

17
Q

in electrosis the ……. always gets reduced

A

metal

18
Q

why is d.c. currebt used in elctrosis

A

the current flows in one direction

19
Q

why is copper formed at the negative electrode

A

it is a metal so is postive

opposites attract

20
Q

defintion-electrolyte

A

a compound which conducts electricity due to movement of ions when in solution or molten

21
Q

how must electrolytes be bonded and why

A

must be ionic and soluble

22
Q

should electrolytes be reactive or unreactive

A

unreactive

23
Q

to produce a voltage the metals in an electrochemical cell must be

A

different

24
Q

elctrons always flow around the circuit from the metal ……. in the electrochemical series to the metal …… in the electrochemical series

A

higher to lower

25
Q

if the metals are further apart they create a

A

larger voltage

26
Q

at what electrode does oxidation happen in electrochemical cells

A

at the electrode which has the chemical highest in the series

27
Q

at what electrode does reduction happen

A

reduction always happens at the elctrode with the chemical lowest on the series

28
Q

what is a salt bridge and what does it do

A

It contains an ionic solution (electrolyte).
It allows IONS to flow from one beaker
to the other.
It completes the electrical circuit.
It must not react with the chemical in the beakers
Insoluble substances and covalent