Metals And Nonmetals Flashcards

1
Q

Most abundant metal on earths crust

A

Aluminium

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2
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Most abundant non metal on earths crust

A

Oxygen

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3
Q

Liquid metal

A

Mercury

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4
Q

Elements which form positive ions by losing electrons

A

Metals

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5
Q

Elements which form negative ions by gaining electrons

A

Non metals

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6
Q

Most malleable metal

A

Cu and Au

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7
Q

Most ductile

A

Au Al and Cu

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8
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Good metal heat and electricity conductors

A

Silver

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9
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Poor metal heat conductor

A

Lead

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10
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Soft metals

A

(Alkali metals) sodium , potassium

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11
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Metals with low melting and boiling point

A

Sodium potassium

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12
Q

Heat conducting non metal

A

Carbon

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13
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Lustrous non metal

A

Iodine

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14
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Hard non metal

A

Diamond

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15
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Non metal with High melting and boiling point

A

Diamond

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16
Q

Metal+Oxygen

A

Metal Oxide

17
Q

Reactivity series

A

K Potassium
Na Sodium
Ca Calcium
Mg Magnesium
Al Aluminium
Zn Zinc
Fe Iron
Pb Lead
H Hydrogen
Cu Copper
Hg Mercury
Ag Silver
Au Gold

18
Q

Are metal oxides basic or acidic?

19
Q

Explain the reaction of Sodium or Potassium with oxygen

A

There are night reactive metals so when they make contact with the oxygen at room temperature, they form basic oxide. This reaction is so vigorous that they catch on fire and start burning.

20
Q

Why are sodium and Potassium kept under kerosine

A

They are kept under kerosene to prevent them from catching on fire, when they make contact with oxygen.

21
Q

When and how does magnesium react with oxygen?

A

Magnesium reacts with oxygen upon heating and it produces a while powder.

22
Q

What is an Amphoteric oxide?

A

It is a oxide which is both basic and acidic in nature

23
Q

Examples of Amphoteric oxide.

A

Zinc aluminium

24
Q

When does aluminium react with oxygen and what does it produce?

A

It produces an amphoteric oxide when it burns while being heated.

25
Q

What does Al give upon reacting with a. Base or an acid.

A

Metal salt+ Water