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reactions of metals & the reactivity series (41-43) (paper 1) Flashcards

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1
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what is produced when a metal and acid react

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  • a salt
  • hydrogen
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what is produced when a metal oxide reacts with an acid

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  • a salt
  • water
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what is produced when a metal carbonate reacts with an acid

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  • a salt
  • carbon dioxide
  • water
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what is produed when a metal hydroxide reacts with an acid

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  • a salt
  • water
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5
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what does how metals react with acids tell you

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how reactive they are

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how can you work out the reactivity of a metal using a reaction

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by reacting different metals woth dilute acids - the more reactive the metal the faster the reaction will go (very reactive metals will react explosively)

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how would you do a practicle to investigate the differences in reactiveity of metals with acids

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  • set up 3 boiling tubes with equal volumes of HCl or H2SO4
  • put peices of magnesium, iron, zinc of equal shape and size in the tubes
  • the speed of reaction is rate f hyrogen bubbles given off
  • hydrogen presence is confirmed by a buring split test
  • magnesium should give the loudest ‘squeaky pop’
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8
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what else do some metals react with

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water

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9
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what is produced when a metal reacts with water

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  • metal hydroxide
  • hydrogen
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10
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how do metals like potassium, sodium, lithium and calcium react with water

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vigourously

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11
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what does less reactive metals reacat with

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steam

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12
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what happens when potassium reacts with water and why

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becasue as the reactivity of the metal increases so does the amount of energy given out by the reaction - potassium gives out enough energy to ignite hydrogen

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13
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does copper react with water

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no

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14
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does copper react with steam

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no

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15
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what is the definition of the reactivity series

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it lists metals in order of reactivity towards other substances

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16
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list the reactivity series

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  • potassium
  • sodium
  • lithium
  • calcium
  • magnesium
  • aluminium
  • carbon
  • zinc
  • iron
  • lead
  • hydrogen
  • copper
  • silver
  • gold
    (Please Stop Calling Me A Careless Zabra Instead Learn How Copper Saves Gold)
17
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what happens when more reactive metals react with less reactive metals in a compound and why

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more react metals ddisplace less reactive metals out of their compound

18
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what can you work out from displacement reactions

A

the reactivity of metals

19
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how can you tell when a reaction has occured

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  • there is a change in temperature
  • a more reactive metal will have a greater temperature than the less reactive one
20
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what is the equation for the rusting of iron

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iron + oxygen + water -> hydrated iron (III) oxide

21
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when does rusting happen

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in the presence of both water and oxygen

22
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what are the two methods of preventing rust

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  • barrier methods
  • sacrificial methods (galvanising)
23
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what are the barrier methods to prevent rust

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  • painting / coating with plastic
  • oiling or greasing
24
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what are the sacrificial methods to prevent rust

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  • zinc is often used as a sacrificial method
  • zinc is more reactive than iron = it is oxidised instead of the iron
  • a coating of zinc sprayed on an object is galvanising, or blocks of zinc can be bolted to the iron
25
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what is oxidation

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the addition of oxygen

26
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what is reduction

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the loss of oxygen

27
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in this reaction what is oxidised:
2Mg + O2 -> 2MgO

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the magnesium is oxidised = the reducing agent

28
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in this reaction what is reduced:
2CuO + C -> 2Cu + CO2

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the copper oxide = it is the oxidising agent

29
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what is the oxidising agent

A

the substance which reduced

30
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what is the reducing agent

A

the substance which is oxidised

31
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What is the word equation for lithium and steam

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Lithium + steam -> lithium oxide + hydrogen

32
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What is the word equation for lithium and water

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Lithium + water -> lithium hydroxide + hydrogen

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