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1
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sodium and water

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  • melts
  • fizzes
  • moves around surface
  • may ignite
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sodium and water equation

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2Na + 2H2O –> 2NaOH + H2

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lithium and water

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  • floats
  • meltz
  • fizzes
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potassium and water

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  • burns with a lilac flame
  • floats
  • melts
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what happens to the elements in group 1 as their atomic number increases?

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their reactivity increases

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chlorine state at room temp

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gas

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chlorine colour

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green

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bromine state at room temp

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liquid

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bromine colour

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red-brown

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iodine state at room temp

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solid

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iodine colour

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dark grey

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12
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what is dissociation?

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when a molecule splits up into ions

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13
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what colour is bromine in the displacement reaction?

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orange

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14
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what colour is iodine in the displacement reaction?

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brown

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what would you observe when magnesium is added to a dilute acid?

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  • vigorous reaction

- lots of bubbles

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aluminium and acid

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  • doesnt react much with cold acid
  • reacts vigorously with warm acid
  • produces lots of bubbles
17
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zinc/iron and acid

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  • slow reaction with cold acid

- strong reaction when you heat them up

18
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rust equation

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iron + oxygen +water –> hydrated iron (3) oxide

19
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two ways to prevent rusting:

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  • painting/oiling

- galvanising

20
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oxygen in air

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21%

21
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argon in air

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0.9%

22
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nitrogen in air

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78%

23
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carbon dioxide in air

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0.04%

24
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how to measure the % of oxygen in the air (with iron or phosphorus)

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  • soak iron wool in ACETIC acid
  • invert test tube in water
  • measure the volume of water at the start and end of the experiment
25
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what is used to make oxygen in the lab?

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hydrogen peroxide

26
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what catalyst is used to make oxygen in the lab?

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manganese(iv) oxide

27
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magnesium burning in air

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  • bright white flame

- white magnesium oxide

28
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carbon burning in air

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  • yellowy/orange flame

- carbon dioxide gas is produced

29
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sulfur burning in air

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  • pale blue flame

- sulfur dioxide is produced

30
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what is used to make carbon dioxide in the lab?

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  • calcium carbonate

- dilute HCl

31
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equation for the production of carbon dioxide

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2HCl + CaCO3 –> CaCl2 + H20 + CO2

32
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thermal decomposition of copper carbonate:

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CuCO3 –> CuO + CO2

33
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uses for Carbon dioxide

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  • fire extinguishers

- fizzy drinks

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