properties And Uses Of Substances Flashcards

1
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define atmospheric

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Substance that can act as both an acid and a base

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2
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Define acid

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Compound containing hydrogen that dissociates in water forms hydrogen ions

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3
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Define base

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Compound reacts with an acid to form salt and water

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4
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Define alkali

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Base that dissociated in water to form hydroxide ions

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5
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List key points of the oxide ion

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Basic anion, small size and high (2-) charge. reacts w h20 produce hydroxide ions. hydroxide ions are the strongest base to persist in water

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6
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Define desiccant

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A substance used to remove moisture I.e magnesium oxide preserving books in the library

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7
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which substance is produced at the anode or cathode from molten sodium chloride (electrolysis)

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Sodium Na+ —> cathode positive electrode
Chlorine Cl- —> anode negative electrode

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8
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chlorine produced at anode but h2 gas at cathode rather than Na+ why?

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Only one type of ion disgraces at an electrode. Position of ion in electrochemical series affects ease of discharge.

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9
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when metals reacts in water what happens?

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They lose electrons to water to become positive ions. Attracts negative electrons back to the metal. This is an equilibrium process

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10
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the lower the metal in the electrochemical series…

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the more likely it is to be discharged

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11
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give two reasons that increase the likelihood of which metal is discharged

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lower in the electrochemical series, more concentrated ions in solution

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12
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why do transition atoms lose electrons to form positive ions

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Lose their 4s electrons before their 3d electrons. Form compounds with metal ions in +2 oxidation state

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13
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in solution what do transition metal compounds form

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Complex ions

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14
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what is a complex ion and a ligand

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Consists of central metal ion surrounded by ligands. Ligand is molecule/ion donates pair electrons to central transition metal ion forming dative covalent bond

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15
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What are transition metal complexes used for?

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industrial catalysts

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16
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iron used as catalyst in Hager process synthesis of ammonia, what does it do?

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Speeds up reaction by lowering activation energy, N2 bonds and H2 bonds can be broken readily

17
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why does Haber process reduce energy demands

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Less fuel needs, fossil fuels conserved n fewer co2 emissions. ammonia is used for making fertilisers crop yield

18
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alumina ( aluminium oxide) is a refractory material define

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material that is physically and chemically stable at high temperatures e.g over 3000C

19
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define calcination

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Heating to high temperature to remove free and chemically bonded water from the condensate ( liquid collected by condensation)

20
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What’s the Bayer process name the steps

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Digestion, clarification, precious toon and calcination to produce a product of alumina

21
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What’s the hall heroult main aim?

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To extract aluminium from alumina

22
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What are inert platinum electrodes used for in electrolysis of brine?

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Prevent reaction with the gases produced

23
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What specialised cells are needed if the products are chlorine and sodium hydroxide jn brine electrolysis

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Diaphragm and membrane cell

24
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why can’t titanium be extracted using carbon?

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Titanium carbide (TiC) will form and carbide makes titanium brittle

25
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why are products used based on the properties they have?

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Physical or chemical properties. E.g aluminium is reactive so it’s extracted using electrolysis cannot be extracted using cheaper reduction carbon method

26
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define electrolysis

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Decomposition of an electrolyte by an electric current.

27
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When brine is electrolysed 4 products are formed name them

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Hydrogen, chlorine and sodium hydroxide