Test Thursday Flashcards

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How is the heat alone method carried out? (Diagram)

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ceramic wool, silver oxide, heat —> above diagram

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How is the heat and carbon method carried out? (Diagram)

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Bottle cap, copper oxide, carbon powder, heat –> above diagram

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How is the electrolysis method carried out? (Diagram)

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Look at jotter for answer

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what metals don’t usually need to be extracted?

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Gold and Platinum

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5
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what metals are extracted using heat alone

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Mercury,Silver

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what metals are extracted using heat and carbon

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copper,lead,tin,iron,zinc

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what metals are extracted using electrolysis

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Aluminium,magnesium,calcium,lithium,sodium,potassium

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which metals react with water

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potassium,sodium,lithium,calcium

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9
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what is produced when a metal reacts with water

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hydrogen gas

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10
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How is the metal reacted with water reaction carried out?

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1.Beaker half filled with water
2. Place metal inside beaker and record observations

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Which metals react with acid?

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Potassium,sodium,lithium,calcium,magnesium,aluminium,zinc,iron tin,lead

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How is the metal reacted with acid reaction carried out?

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1.Beaker half filled with acid
2. Place metal inside the beaker and record observations

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What metals react with oxygen?

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Potassium,sodium,lithium,calcium,magnesium, aluminium, zinc iron tin lead copper mercury, silver

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How is the metal reacted with oxygen reaction carried out?

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mini test tube,potassium permangate ceramic wool then metal that you want to test powder then ceramic wool over that. heat up for a few seconds and wait till the reaction occurs.

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15
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Draw the reactivity series (everything)

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(diagram)

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16
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What is an alloy

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An alloy is a mixture of two or more elements , where at least one element is a metal .

17
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why are alloys made

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Alloying is done for many reasons, typically to increase strength, increase corrosion resistance, or reduce costs.

18
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Where are most metals found

19
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During the extraction of metals, what is reduced?

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Metal ions are reduced, forming metal atoms

20
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Positive metal ions form what when they are extracted from their ores?

A

neutral metal ions

21
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T or F: during the extraction of metals, metal ions are reduced forming metal atoms

22
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Aluminium metal is used to make aircraft, saucepans, window frames and cooking foil. State 3 properties which make it suitable for the use it is put

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Conducts heat, flexible, lightweight

23
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What is it meant by recycling metals?

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To turn old, unused metals into something new

24
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Why is there a need to recycle metals?

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Metals don’t compost like what plants do so they need to be turned into something new to stop harming the plant

25
Name 3 metals which are stored under oil
Sodium, potassium, lithium
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How does metals being packaged under oil indicate the reactivity of the metals
The metals react with the water and oxygen around us really violently, meaning it is quite dangerous
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What method of extraction is used for magnesium?
Electrolysis
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When reacting a metal with oxygen, what chemical was used to provide the oxygen?
Potassium permangate
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What is the product? Metal + oxygen —>
Hydrogen + metal oxide
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Metal + water —>
Hydrogen and metal hydroxide
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Metal + hydrochloride aciid —>
Salt (metal chloride) and hydrogen