Oxygen Flashcards

1
Q

What are the 3 parts of the fire triangle?

A

Oxygen heat and fuel

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2
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If one of the elements of the fire triangle are removed, then what happens to the fire?

A

The entire fire goes out

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3
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Complete combustion

A

When a substance burns in sufficient oxygen

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4
Q

What are the products of complete combustion?

A

CO2, water energy

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5
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What is the word equation for complete combustion?

A

Material + oxygen => carbon dioxide + water (+ energy)

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6
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Oxidation

A

When a substance gains oxygen

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7
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Incomplete combustion

A

When a substance burns in insufficient oxygen

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8
Q

What are the products of incomplete combustion?

A

Carbon monoxide, carbon

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9
Q

What does the copper look like before it’s burned in oxygen?

A

Orange and shiny

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10
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What does the copper look like after it’s been burned?

A

Black flaky powder on the surface of the copper + mass increased due to the layer of copper oxide

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11
Q

What is the word equation for the oxidation reaction of copper?

A

Copper + oxygen => copper oxide

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12
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What is the balanced symbol equation for the oxidation reaction of copper?

A

2Cu + O2 => 2CuO

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13
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What happened in the burning copper experiment?

A

A small amount of copper was placed inside a suspended tube over a Bunsen burner, and syringes of air were placed on either sides. O2 was passed over the copper as it was heated, and the colour changed from shiny + orange to black and grey. After 10 passes of air , the experiment finished. The volume of air at the start was 100ml, but this changed to 79ml at end, demonstrating that there is 21% of O2 in the atmosphere.

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14
Q

What is the test for carbon dioxide?

A

Turns limewater cloudy when bubbled into it.

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15
Q

What is the test for water?

A

Blue cobalt chloride paper turns pink in the presence of water.

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16
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What happened in the burning phosphorus experiment?

A

A glass rod was heated on Bunsen burner and was placed on top of a bit of phosphorus in an evaporating dish floating on water in a bell jar. Phosphorus sets alight and the water level begins to rise. The water stops rising above the 20% line. This demonstrates that the % of oxygen is 21%

17
Q

Are non-metal oxides acidic or alkaline?

A

Acidic

18
Q

Do metal oxides exist as solids or gasses?

A

Solids

19
Q

Do non-metal oxides exist as solids or gasses?

A

Gasses

20
Q

When non-metals are burned in oxygen, the result is a ……… ………. …………..

A

Non-metal dioxide

21
Q

When metals are burned in oxygen, the result is a …….. ……

A

Metal oxide

22
Q

Word equation for incomplete combustion

A

Material + oxygen => carbon monoxide + water

23
Q

Word equation for complete combustion

A

Material + oxygen => Carbon dioxide + water

24
Q

What colour flame did sodium have when burned in oxygen?

A

Bright orange

25
Q

What colour flame did sulphur have when burned in oxygen?

A

Bright blue

26
Q

What colour flame did magnesium have when burned in oxygen?

A

White