topic 5 separate chemistry 1 Flashcards

1
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where are the transition metals on the periodic table

A

in the middle

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2
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what are the properties of transition metals

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they are shiny, malleable, strong, hard, conduct heat and electricity, high densities, high mp apart from mercury which is liquid at room temp

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3
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what are transition metals good at

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being catalysts e.g iron is used as a catalyst in the haber process

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4
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what are the compounds of transition metals like

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colourful

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5
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how are alloys made

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by adding another element to a metal

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6
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why are alloys stronger than pure metals

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they have different size atoms making it harder for the layers of atoms to slide over each other

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7
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how is steel made

A

iron and carbon

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8
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how is bronze made and what are its uses

A

copper and tin, medals and statues

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9
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how is brass made and what are its uses

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copper and zinc, door fittings and taps

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10
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what are aluminium alloys used for

A

to make aircrafts

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11
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how is magnalium made and what are its uses

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aluminium and magnesium, fireworks

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12
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what are some methods used to prevent rusting

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painting, oiling or greasing, sacrificial protection e.g galvanising

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13
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what is galvanising

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a coat of zinc is put onto iron to prevent rusting, zinc is more reactive, so it’ll lose electrons and corrode in preference to iron

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14
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what is electroplating

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coating the surface of a metal with another metal using electrolysis, cathode is the object you cot, anode is the bar of metal for the plating

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15
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what do you use titrations to find out

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how much acid is needed to neutralise a given quantity of alkali

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16
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how do you calculate the concentration

A

number of moles/ volume of solution

17
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how do you calculate percentage yield

A

actual yield/ theoretical yield X 100

18
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why can you never get an 100% yield in real life :(

A

incomplete reaction, practical losses, unwanted reactions

19
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how do you calculate atom economy

A

total Mr of desired products/ total Mr of all products X 100

20
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what is atom economy

A

the % of reactants changed to useful products

21
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what conditions are needed for the Haber process

A

pressure of 200 atmospheres, 450 degrees C

22
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what are the three main essential elements in fertilisers

A

nitrogen, phosphorous and potassium

23
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what are the advantages of ammonia fertilisers

A

you can control the compositions of chemicals in them as well as how much is made, soluble so all the chemicals can dissolve down into the soil to reach the plants

24
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how do you make pure ammonium sulfate crystals in a lab

A

add a few drops of methyl orange indicator to the ammonia turning it yellow, add sulfuric acid until it changes to red, repeat without indicator to get a pure sample, evaporate solution and leave to crystallise

25
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how do you calculate molar volume

A

gas volume/ number of moles

26
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what molar volume do all RTP have

A

24

27
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what fuel do hydrogen-oxygen cells use

A

hydrogen

28
Q

what are the advantages of hydrogen fuel cells

A

efficient, electricity directly generated, few stages and no moving parts means less energy lost to heat and friction, only product is water

29
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what are some disadvantages of hydrogen cells

A

hydrogen takes up a lot of space to store, explosive, uses electricity which is generated using fossil fuels