metals and acids Flashcards

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metals propeties:

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sonorous
ductile
malleable
shiny when fresh
strong
high mp/bp
good conductors of heat and electricity

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non metal properties:

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non-sonorous
dull colours and appearance
poor conductors of heat and electricity
non-malleable
non-ductile

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3
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how do we know when a metal reacts with an acid:

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effervescence
sparks
colour change
endothermic /exothermic reaction
temp change
any new substance formed
smell

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4
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effervescene-

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bubbles appearing

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5
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exothermic and endothermic energy:

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gives out energy
gives in energy

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sulphuric acid
hydrochloric acid
nictric acid

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violently corrosive
dissolves iron, smells and colourless
colourless and poisonous

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7
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lithium plus nitric acid

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lithium nitrate

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8
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magnesium plus hydrochloric acid

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magnesium chloride

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9
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zinc plus sulphuric acid

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zinc sulphate

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10
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metal plus acid

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metal plus acid=salt plus hydrogen

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10
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salt you get at the end depends on and other name for salt:

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depends on the metal and acid reacting
another name: sodium chloride

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10
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hydrogen practical:

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pour 10ml of metal in test tube
add metal in it
cover top with your finger
when you see formation of bubble put a splint of fire and a pop should occur
shows hydrogen is explosive and flammable
bubble produced are hydrogen gas as have properties of H+ ions

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10
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oxidising:

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combining chemically with oxygen

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10
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how to determine the reactivity of metals:

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test all metals in a tube of water and see which one changes colour more or weighs more

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10
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rusting:

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oxidising reaction in prescence of air moisture

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10
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corrosion:

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when certain materials deteriorate as a result of rusting

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10
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only non-metal that conducts electricty:

11
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which metals dont reat with water:

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platinum
gold
silver

12
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iron plus oxygen plus water

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iron hydroxide + hyrdogen

13
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catalyst:

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substance taht changes speed of something without it being permanently changed itself

14
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examples of a catalyst:

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hair straightener/curler
catalyst converter-in your car

15
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which metal reacts with oxygen but not water

16
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why doesnt allumnium rust/

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when opened reacts with oxygen so has a oxide layer preventing any incoming present air moisture.

17
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what is the only metal taht ca rust:

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what is the only metal taht rusts and the equation:
iron plus oxygen plus water=iron hydroxide
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oxygen equation: metal + oxygen
metal oxide
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reactivity series:
patty said little big cats might attack zebras-zinc cats um/on/her
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2 non metals ?
carbon hyrdogen
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3 metals reactive wit wtaer?
potassium calcium sodium
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4 unreactive metals?
silver gold copper platinum
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displacement reaction:
when a more reactive metal displaces a less reactive metal from its compounds. calcium oxide + barium= barium oxide + calcium barium more reactive thats why takes place by the compound-oxygen
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metal + water= metal + oxygen=
metal oxide metal hyrdoxide+ hyrdrogen
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ores:
Ores are naturally occurring rocks that contain metals or metal compounds in sufficient amounts to make it worthwhile extracting them.
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extracting metals depends on
reactivity of metals how stable the ore is
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extraction of very reactive metals:
melted and electrolysed w current supply of electricity potassium ions+ electrons=potassium metal
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extraction of reactive metals:
heated with carbon or carbon monoxide: copper ions+ carbon= copper metal + carbon dioxide
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extraction of unreactive metals:
only needs to be heated: silver ions= silver metal + oxygen
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how do you find out the mass in a ore:
calculate the whole mass and divide it by mass of the metal and times it by 100 to get it to a percentage
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ceramics properties and facts:
ceramics ''out of pottery'' made out of clay high mp, brittle , soft before hand, hard, strong, heat resistant, good insulators, good strength some metal compounds-silicates and oxides stages of a mug mined from ground-extraction water added-wet moulded to shape put in a hot oven-kiln baked and then design and shabash
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composite facts:
made up of different materials to improve their properties combo of natural or synthetic- not natural chemically processed fibre, sheet or particle based composites examples; laminated glass, concrete-sand, crushed rocks and cement. and your raincoat. don't rust, very light can withstand stretching and forces squashing
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polymers:
long chain of molecules made up of monomers monomers-small repeated units natural or synthetic- DNA, cellulose and polyethylene example-daisy chain daisy-monomer whole chain-a polymer flexible, strong and durable