Reactivity Flashcards

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How are group 1 elements stored as a result of them being highly reactive to oxygen

A

They are stored in oil

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How does the reactivity of group 1 metals increase

A

From top to bottom in a group

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3
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How do alkali metals react with water

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They react with water to form metal hydroxides and hydrogen gas

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4
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How does lithium react with water

A
  • reacts fast
  • lithium floats on water
  • no flame is seen
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5
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How does sodium react with water

A
  • reacts very fast
  • sodium melts and burns with a yellow flame
  • the melted sodium moves around over the water
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6
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How does Potassium react with water

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  • reacts

- potassium melts and burns with a purple flame

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7
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What is the formula when alkali metals react with water

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2X(s) + 2H2O(l) —> 2XOH(aq) + H2(g)

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8
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How do alkali metals react with oxygen

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The react with oxygen to form metal oxides

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9
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What is the formula for when alkali metals react with oxygen

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4X(s) + O2(g) —> 2X2O(s)

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10
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How do alkali metals react with halogens

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They react with halogens to form metal halides

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11
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What is the formula for when alkali metals react with halogens

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2X(s) + Y2(g) —> 2XY(s)

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12
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How do alkaline Earth metals react with water

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They form metal oxides and hydrogen

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What is the formula for when alkaline earth metals react with water

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X(s) + 2H2O(l) —> X(OH)2(aq) + H2(g)

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14
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How do alkaline earth metals react with oxygen

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They form metal oxides

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15
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What is the formula for when alkaline earth metals react with oxygen

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2X(s) + O2(g) —> 2XO(s)

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16
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How do alkaline earth metals react with halogens

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The form metal halides

17
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What is the formula for when alkaline earth metals react with halogens

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X(s) + Y2(g) —> XY2(s)

18
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How are halogens found in nature

A

Halogens are found in nature and diatomic molecules

19
Q

What is fluorine

A

A light yellow toxic gas

20
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What is chlorine

A

A light green poisonous gas

21
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What is bromine

A

A brownish liquid that is highly volatile and toxic

22
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What is iodine

A

A shiny black solid and forms a haze when it’s heated

23
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How do halogens react with hydrogen

A

The form hydrogen halides

24
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What is the formula for when hydrogen reacts with a halogen

A

H2(g) + Y2(g) —> 2HY(g)

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How do halogens react with alkali metals
The form metal halides
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What is the formula for when halogens react with alkali metals
2X (s) + Y2(g) —> 2XY (s)
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How do halogens react with alkaline earth metals
The form metal halides
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What is the formula for when alkaline earth metals react with halogens
X(s) + Y2(g) —> XY2(s)
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What is the noble gases reactivity
Noble gases are inactive monatomic gases with completed outer energy levels
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How do noble gases react with water
They are insoluble in water
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What colour are noble gases
They are colourless