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1
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What happens when metals react with water or acid?

A

Lose electrons and form positive ions

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2
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Which 2 non-metals are included in the reactivity series?

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Hydrogen and carbon

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3
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What is the order of metals in the reactivity series?

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Potassium
Sodium
Lithium
Calcium
Magnesium
Carbon
Zinc
Iron
Hydrogen
Copper

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4
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What is the order of the top 5 metals in the reactivity series?

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Potassium
Sodium
Lithium
Calcium
Magnesium

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5
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What is the order of the bottom 5 metals (and nonmetals) in the reactivity series?

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Carbon
Zinc
Iron
Hydrogen
Copper

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6
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How else can the pH be measured other than using universal indicator?

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pH probe

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7
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What do acids produce in aqueous solutions?

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Hydrogen ions

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8
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What are bases?

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insoluble metal hydroxides and metal oxides

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9
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What are alkalis?

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Soluble metal hydroxides

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10
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What do aqueous solutions of alkalis contain?

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Hydroxide ions

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11
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What is the difference between an alkali and a base?

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Alkalis are bases that dissolve in water to form alkaline solutions

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12
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What is the word equation for a neutralisation reaction?

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Acid + base > salt + water

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13
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In neutralisation reactions between an acid and alkali what do hydrogen ions and hydroxide ions react to form?

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Water

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14
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What are titrations used for?

A

find reacting volumes of acid and alkali solutions

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15
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What is pH a measure of?

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Concentration of hydrogen ions in a solution

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16
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What happens to a strong acid in aqueous solution?

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Ionised completely (all acid particles dissociate to release H+ ions)

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17
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What are 3 examples of strong acids?

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Sulfuric
Hydrochloric
Nitric

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18
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What are 3 examples of weak acids?

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Ethanoic
Citric
Carbonic

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19
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What happens to a weak acid in aqueous solution?

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Partially ionised (small proportion of acid particles dissociate to release H+ ions)

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20
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What is the concentration of an acid a measure of?

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How much acid there is in a certain volume of water

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21
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What is an acids strength a measure of?

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What proportion of acid molecules ionise in water

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22
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What type of reaction is a metal reacting with oxygen to produce metal oxides?

A

Oxidation

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23
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How are most metals in the earth found?

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As compounds

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24
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How are unreactive metals such as gold found in the earth?

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As the metal itself

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25
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What is an ore?

A

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

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26
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How can metals less reactive than carbon be extracted from their oxides?

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By reduction with carbon

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27
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How can metals higher than carbon in the reactivity series be extracted?

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Using electrolysis

28
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In the reaction where a metal is extracted by reduction using carbon what is reduced?

A

ore as oxygen is removed

29
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In the reaction where a metal is extracted by reduction with carbon what is oxidised?

A

Carbon as it gains oxygen

30
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What type of reaction are displacement reactions?

A

REDOX

31
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In displacement reactions what is always reduced?

A

Metal ion (gains electrons)

32
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In displacement reactions what is always oxidised?

A

Metal atom (loses electrons)

33
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What does an ionic equation only show?

A

Particles that react and products they form

34
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What does an ionic equation for a displacement reaction only show?

A

Substances which are oxidised and reduced

35
Q

What do some metals react with acid to produce?

A

salt and hydrogen

36
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What is the word equation for a reaction between an acid and a metal?

A

Acid + metal > salt + hydrogen

37
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What is the word equation for a reaction between a metal and water?

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Metal + water > metal hydroxide + hydrogen

38
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What is the word equation for a reaction between an acid and a metal carbonate?

A

Acid + metal carbonate > salt + water + carbon dioxide

39
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How can soluble salts be made?

A

By reacting acid with insoluble base

40
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What are the 3 steps to make soluble salts?

A

Add solid to acid until no more reacts
Filter out excess solid
Crystallise solution to produce solid salts

41
Q

For every decrease of 1 on the pH scale, how does this affect the concentration of H+ ions?

A

Increases by factor of 10

42
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What is the electrolyte?

A

Molten/dissolved ionic compound

43
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What is the electrode?

A

Solid that conducts electricity and is submerged in electrolyte

44
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What does passing an electric current through electrolytes cause?

A

Ions to move to electrodes

45
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Which is the negative electrode?

A

Cathode

46
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Where do the positive ions in the electrolyte move towards?

A

Cathode

47
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What happens at the cathode?

A

Positive ions gain electrons- reduced

48
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Which is the positive electrode?

A

Anode

49
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Where do the negatively charged ions in the electrolyte move towards?

A

Anode

50
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What happens at the anode?

A

Negative ions lose electrons- oxidised

51
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What happens at the electrodes?

A

Ions are discharged producing elements

52
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Why can molten ionic compounds be electrolysed?

A

Ions move freely and conduct electricity

53
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Why is extracting metals via electrolysis very expensive?

A

Lots of energy to melt compounds and produce electrical current

54
Q

Why does the anode need to be replaced regularly?

A

Made of carbon- reacts with oxygen to produce CO2

55
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What molten mixture is aluminium extracted from via electrolysis?

A

Aluminium oxide and cryolite

56
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Why is aluminium oxide mixed with cryolite (in the extraction of aluminium via electrolysis)?

A

Aluminium oxide has high melting point -to lower melting point

57
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What is used as the anode in the extraction of aluminium via electrolysis?

A

Carbon

58
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What is the chemical formula for aluminium oxide?

A

Al3O2

59
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What happens to the aluminium ions in electrolysis (in the extraction of aluminium)?

A

Pick up 3 electrons at cathode
Turn into neutral aluminium atoms
Sink to bottom of electrolysis tank

60
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What happens to the oxygen ions in electrolysis (in the extraction of aluminium)?

A

Lose 2 electrons at anode
Neutral oxygen atoms combine to form 02 molecules

61
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What is also present in aqueous solutions as well as ions from the ionic compound?

A

Hydrogen ions and hydroxide ions from water

62
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When will hydrogen gas be produced at the cathode?

A

Metal is more reactive than hydrogen

63
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When will hydroxide ions be discharged and oxygen produced at the anode?

A

If no halide ions present

64
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What are 3 halogens that could be produced at the anode?

A

Chlorine
Bromine
Iodine

65
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What are inert electrodes?

A

Don’t react with electrolyte

66
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What do half equations show?

A

Reactions at electrodes

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