Metals Flashcards

1
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a naturally occurring substance with a range of chemical composition.

A

Mineral

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2
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A mineral deposit concentrated enough to allow economical recovery of a desired metal

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Ore

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3
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a naturally occurring mineral containing a valuable constituent

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Ore

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4
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a source from which valuable matter is extracted.

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Ore

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5
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Naturally occurring substances present in the earth’s crust

A

Minerals

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6
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It has a well-defined compound structure that occurs in pure form

A

Mineral

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6
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The three principal steps in the recovery of a metal from its ore

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preparation of the ore
production of the metal
purification of the metal

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7
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Minerals obtaining metals

A

ore

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7
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The science and technology of separating metals from their ores and of compounding alloys.

A

Metallurgy

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8
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a solid solution either of two or more metals, or of metals with nonmetals.

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alloy

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8
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metallic substance composed of two or more elements, as either a compound or a solution.

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Alloy

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9
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In this process, the ore is finely ground and added to water containing oil and detergent.

A

Flotation

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9
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In flotation, the liquid mixture is then beaten or blown to form a ____

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froth

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9
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In getting the metal from the ore, waste materials, usually clay and silicate minerals, are left. What are those waste materials called?

A

Gangue

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10
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Example of a ferromagnetic metal

A

cobalt

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11
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an alloy of mercury with another metal or metals.

A

Amalgam

11
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What metals does mercury NOT form with to have an amalgam?

A

Iron
Platinum
Tungsten
Tantalum

11
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It is the extraction and purification method of iron metal from its respective ores, followed by the conversion of pure iron metal into steel and other alloys.

A

Metallurgy of Iron

12
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It begins with the processing of ores to extract the metal, and includes the mixture of metals to make alloys.

A

metal production

12
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It is made from iron ore, a compound of iron, oxygen and other minerals that
occurs in nature.

A

Steel

13
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One of several methods used in steelmaking

A

Oxygen Process

13
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These are particularly suitable for the extraction of iron.

A

hermatite and magnetite

14
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Iron extracted in this way contains many impurities and is called ______

A

pig iron (cast iron)

14
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Three common purification procedures for metals

A

Distillation
Electrolysis
Zone Refining

15
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the thermodynamics process using the difference of boiling points of metal alloy to separate them from each other.

A

Distillation

16
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One well-known method of fractional distillation for Nickel

A

Mond Process

17
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A purification technique where the copper metal obtained by roasting copper sulfide usually contains impurities such as zinc, iron, silver, and gold.

A

Electrolysis

18
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In this process, a metal rod containing a few impurities is drawn through an electrical heating coil that melts the metal.

A

Zone Refining

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