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Reactions- Topic 2 Flashcards

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1
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give the composition of air, their percentages and uses.

A

OXYGEN- 21%, used for welding torches, breathing apparatus, rocket fuel.
NITROGEN-78%, used for food preservation, electronics,
ARGON-0.9%, used for welding.
CARBON DIOXIDE-0.04%, use for fizzy drinks, fire extinguisher.
ALL OTHER (water and pollutants)- 0.06%

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what is air a mixture of?

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nitrogen, oxygen, carbon dioxide, noble gases + water vapour.

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What are the properties of nitrogen?

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colourless, odourless, less dense (lighter) than air

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what are the properties of argon?

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Colourless, odourless, gas at room temp, denser(heavier) than air.

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What are the properties of oxygen?

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Colourless, odourless, gas at room temp, slightly soluble in water, same density as air.

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What are the properties of carbon dioxide?

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colourless,odourless, gas.

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What are the uses of oxygen?

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breathing apparatus (hospital, fire brigade etc), rocket fuel, welding.

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Give the equation for the preparation of oxygen.

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hydrogen peroxide —> water + oxygen

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What chemicals are required for preparation of oxygen?

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Hydrogen peroxide, manganese dioxide catalyst.

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10
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What is the test for oxygen?

A

Glowing splint will relight.

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What is a catalyst?

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Chemical that speed up a reaction without being used up itself,
E.g platinum, iron.

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What is an enzyme?

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Soluble protein molecules. Speed up chemical reactions in cells.
(BIOLOGICAL CATALYSTS)
e.g DNA replication, digestion, protein synthesis.

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name some reactions of oxygen. (Oxidation reactions)

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respiration equation, rusting equation, burning a fuel equation.

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what is the word equation for respiration?

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sugar + oxygen —> carbon dioxide + water (energy)

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what is the word equation for rusting?

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iron+ oxygen+ water —> hydrated iron oxide

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16
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what is the word equation for burning a fuel?

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Fuel + oxygen—> carbon dioxide + water (+energy)

17
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What is the chemical test for water?

A

Anhydrous copper sulfate goes from white to blue.

18
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what is combustion?

A

when a fuel reacts with oxygen to release useful energy. (Process of burning something)

19
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what are the uses of hydrogen?

A

making margarine, clean fuel, rocket fuel.

20
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what is the word equation for preparing hydrogen?

A

magnesium + hydrochloride acid —> magnesium chloride + hydrogen

21
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what chemicals are required for the preparation of hydrogen?

A

magnesium, hydrochloric acid.
(Can be prepared by acid with a metal)

22
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What is the test for hydrogen?

A

lighted splint will make a squeaky pop you can hear.

23
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What are the uses of carbon dioxide?

A

fizzy drinks, fire extinguisher, dry ice.

24
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What is the word equation for preparing carbon dioxide?

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calcium carbonate + hydrochloric acid —> calcium chloride + water + carbon dioxide.

25
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what chemicals are required for the preparation of carbon dioxide?

A

Hydrochloric acid, marble chips (calcium carbonate)
Can be prepared easily by reacting a metal carbonate with an acid.

26
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What is the test for carbon dioxide?

A

Bubble gas into limewater. Positive result turns limewater from colourless to milky white/cloudy.

27
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What happens if too much carbon dioxide is bubbled into limewater?

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If lots added solution becomes clear again as soluble calcium hydrogen carbonate forms.

28
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What happens when calcium carbonate is added to hydrochloric acid?

A

Fizzing of gas and solid disappears.

29
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using the gases hydrogen, oxygen and carbon dioxide decide if each is less dense than air

A

hydrogen= yes
oxygen= no
carbon dioxide=no

30
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using the gases hydrogen, oxygen and carbon dioxide decide if each has upward delivery.

A

hydrogen= yes
oxygen=no
carbon dioxide=no

31
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using the gases hydrogen, oxygen, carbon dioxide decide if each is denser than air.

A

hydrogen=no
oxygen=slightly
carbon dioxide=yes

32
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Using the gases hydrogen, oxygen and carbon dioxide, decide if each uses downward delivery.

A

hydrogen=no
oxygen=no
carbon dioxide=yes

33
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using the gases hydrogen, oxygen and carbon dioxide decide if each’s solubility in water (high or low)

A

hydrogen= very low
oxygen= low
Carbon dioxide= low

34
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using the gases hydrogen, oxygen and carbon dioxide decide each’s solubility overwater

A

hydrogen=yes
oxygen=yes
carbon dioxide=yes

35
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given the gases oxygen, hydrogen and carbon dioxide state the test and result for each.

A

OXYGEN test- glowing splint. result- relights.
HYDROGEN test- lighted splint. Result-squeaky pop.
CARBON DIOXIDE test- bubble into limewater. result- limewater turns milky.

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