Physical changes and chemical reactions, Gas pressure, The reactivity series, Rusting of iron, Hydrocarbons, Energy changes, Displacement reactions, Extracting metals, Percentage loss or gain Flashcards

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Physical changes:

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  1. Do not make new substances
  2. Are often easy to reverse
  3. The substances may change state or just be
    mixed together.
  4. Examples include: melting, boiling, condensing,
    freezing.
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Chemical reactions:

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  1. Always make one or more new substances.
  2. Are usually difficult to reverse.
  3. The new substances have different properties
    from the original substances.
  4. Examples include combustion, neutralization,
    thermal decomposition.
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Cause of gas pressure:

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the force of the particles hitting the walls of the container.

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What do metals that react with water produce?

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metal hydroxide and hydrogen

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What do metals that react with dilute acids produce?

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salt and hydrogen

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Highest reactive element?

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Potassium (K)

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Lowest reactive element?

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Platinum

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What is steel?

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an alloy containing iron mixed with
small amounts of carbon and sometimes
other metals

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What do iron and steel need or them to rust?

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air and water

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How can rusting be prevented?

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  1. A physical barrier to stop the air and
    water being in contact with the iron.
  2. Sacrificial protection, in which blocks of
    a more reactive metal, such as zinc or
    magnesium, are attached to the iron.
    They then corrode instead of the iron.
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What do Hydrocarbons contain?

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These substances contain hydrogen and carbon only.

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Carbon dioxide and water:

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hydrocarbon + oxygen → carbon dioxide + water

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Exothermic reactions:

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Exothermic reactions transfer energy from the reactants to the surroundings. The temperature
of the surroundings increases.

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Endothermic reactions:

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Endothermic reactions use energy transferred from the surroundings to the reactants. The
temperature of the surroundings decreases.

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In a displacement reaction…

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A more reactive metal takes the place of a less reactive metal in a compound.

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Most metals occur as…

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compounds in ores in the Earth’s crust. Only a few, such as silver and gold, occur as the metallic element.

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The metals high in the reactivity series are…

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difficult to chemically extract from their ores and
their isolation has happened relatively recently.

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The metals lower in the reactivity series are…

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easier to extract from their ores and they have
been available to use as the pure elements for much longer.

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Metals from zinc downwards in the reactivity series can be…

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extracted from their ores by heating
with carbon.

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Metals above zinc in the reactivity series need…

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electrolysis to extract them from their ores.

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  1. Oxidation is the…
  2. Reduction is the…
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  1. gain of oxygen.
  2. loss of oxygen.
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Percentage loss or gain formula:

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original amount/actual change × 100