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1
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how many atoms of each element are present in MgCl2 (small 2)

A

1 atom of magnesium 2 atoms of chlorine

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2
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how many atoms of each element are present in CO2

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1 atom of carbon 2 atoms of oxygen

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3
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how many atoms of each element are present in FeO?

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1 atom of iron 1 atom of oxygen

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4
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what is the relative formula mass of CaCO3 [40 Ca, 12 C, 16 O]

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40 + 12 + (3 x 16) = 100

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5
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What may be the cause if the mass of products is less than the mass of reactants?

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One of the products was a gas which escaped during the chemical reaction

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6
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what is he formula linking to concentration, mass and volume?

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Concentration = mass / volume

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7
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How do we convert cm cubed to dm cubed?

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divide by 1000

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8
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how to we convert dm cubed to cm cubed

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multiply by 1000

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9
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state the reactivity series of metals in order, starting with the most reactive

A

Potassium , sodium , lithium , calcium , magnesium , carbon , zinc , iron , (hydrogen NOT METAL) , copper

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10
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do metals form positive or negative ions

A

positive

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11
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what forms when metals react with water

A

metal hydroxide and hydrogen

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12
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sodium + water —> _______ + ________

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sodium + water —-> sodium hydroxide + hydrogen

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13
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what forms when metals react with dilute acid

A

a salt and hydrogen

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14
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magnesium + hydrochloric acid —–> ______ + _______

A

magnesium + hydrochloric acid —–> magnesium chloride + hydrogen

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15
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metal + oxygen —>

A

metal oxide

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16
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define ‘oxidation’ and ‘reduction’ in terms of oxygen

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reduction is loss of oxygen, oxidation is gain

17
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a ________ reactive metal can displace a ______ reactive metal from its compound

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a MORE reactive metal can displace a LESS reactive metal from its compound

18
Q

Define ‘an ore’

A

a rock that contains enough of a metal or a metal compound to make extracting the metal worthwhile

19
Q

Which element is used to extract metals from their compounds

A

Carbon

20
Q

What. is the main advantage of extracting a metal by heating with carbon, rather than using electrolysis

A

much cheaper and uses less energy

21
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why must electrolysis be used to extract aluminium from its compounds

A

aluminium is more reactive than carbon

22
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what is an alkali? give an example

A

a soluble substance that neutralises an acid - e.g hydroxides

23
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what is a base? give an example

A

an insoluble substance that neutralises an acid - e.g oxides and carbonates

24
Q

what ion do acids produce

A

H+

25
Q

what ion do alkalis produce

A

OH-

26
Q

acid + metal —->

A

salt + hydrogen

27
Q

acid + base —->

A

salt + water

28
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acid + metal carbonate —>

A

salt + water + carbon dioxide

29
Q

state the chemical formula for water

A

h20

30
Q

Magnesium + hyrdrochloric acid —->

A

Magnesium chloride + hydrogen

31
Q

zinc + sulfuric acid

A

zinc sulphate + hydrogen

32
Q

state the pH range for an acid

A

0 <7

33
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state the pH range of a neutral

A

7

34
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state the pH range of an alkali

A

7 > 14

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