Module 3: Reactive Chemistry Flashcards

1
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What does incomplete combustion mean?

A

C or CO2 is formed rather than CO2 in complete combustion

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2
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What do decomposition reactions require?

A

energy (light, heat, electrical), endothermic

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3
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What does an acid and metal make?

A

A metal salt and hydrogen gas

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4
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What does an acid and carbonate make?

A

A metal salt, carbon dioxide and water

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5
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What does an acid and base make?

A

A metal salt and water (neutralisation)

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6
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What ions are always soluble?

A

Group 1, nitrates and most chlorides

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7
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What are examples of double displacement reactions?

A

Neutralisation and precipitation reactions

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8
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How can we determine the products of displacement reactions?

A

The less reactive metal will be displaced

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9
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What reactions make cycad fruit safe to eat?

A

Physical separation, heating to decompose toxins, and immersion in water to ferment

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10
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Which metals react with room temperature water?

A

The first four on the activity series

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11
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Which metals react with steam at elevated temperatures?

A

5-8 of the activity series

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12
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What does a metal and water reaction produce?

A

A metal hydroxide and hydrogen gas

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13
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Which metals do not react with dilute acid?

A

Gold, silver, platinum and copper

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14
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Why does the reactivity of metals generally increases as their ionisation energy decreases?

A

The lower the ionisation energy the easier it is for the atom to lose one or more electrons and so form a
positive ion. This is what the metals are doing in their reactions with water, hydrogen ion, oxygen and
the cation of another metal − hence the strong correlation between reactivity and ionisation energy.

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15
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what is inversely correlated to reactivity?

A

Electronegativity

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16
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How do you write an overall cell equation?

A

Make the amounts of electrons equal, then rewrite the equations as one (each side of the arrow stays the same) without the electrons.

17
Q

What is the oxidation state of an element?

A

0 (aside from formation)

18
Q

What is the oxidation state of a monoatomic ion? (e.g. Na)

A

Its charge

19
Q

What is the oxidation state of fluorine?

20
Q

What is the oxidation state of hydrogen?

21
Q

What is the oxidation state of hydrogen?

22
Q

The total of oxidation numbers must equal the ____ of the molecule

23
Q

What is an electrolyte?

A

The solutions in galvanic cells which in the molten state conducts electricity.

24
Q

A redox reaction is spontaneous (without a source of energy) if the cell voltage is:

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What lowers activation energy?
The presence of a catalyst
26
What 3 things must you mention in a response about collision theory
1. The number and frequency of successful collisions 2. State collision theory 3. Rates of reaction
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What is specific heat capacity?
The amount of energy needed to increase the temperature of 1g of a substance by 1 degree K or C
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What are the axis labels of an energy profile diagram
Energy on the y-axis Reaction progress on the x-axis