Topic 4, Part 2 - Chemical Changes Flashcards
what metals will react with water
potassium, sodium, lithium and calcium
how can some metals be extracted by reduction by carbon
you can use carbon for reduction of the oxygen
what metals can be extracted using electrolysis
any element in the reactivity series above carbon
what metals can be extracted by reduction using carbon
any metal below carbon can
how does carbon take away oxygen in reduction (iron)
in a blast furnace and the iron oxide is reduced to make iron. this is because its less reactive
what is electrolysis
it is when a current is passed through an electrolyte (molten or dissolved ionic compound). ions move to electrode
where do positive ions move to in electrolysis (metal or non-metal)
positive metals move to the cathode (-ve electrode) and gain electrons (reduced)
where do negative ions move to in electrolysis (metals or non-metals) (process)
negative non-metals move to the anode (+ve electrode) and lose electrons (oxidised)
what is an aqueous solution
it is a solution with water in it
how does aqueous solution affect the electrolysis
as well as ions in ionic compound, there are hydrogen ions (H+) and hydroxide ions (OH-) in the water
at the cathode, if H+ and metal ions are present what will be produced if the metal that is formed is more reactive and less reactive
more reactive -hydrogen gas will produce.
less reactive - a solid layer of the pure metal
at the anode, if OH- and halide ions are present what will be produced halide is there or not.
if halide is present - chlorine, bromine or iodine
if halide is not present - ions discharged and make oxygen