U3-2 - Metals Flashcards

1
Q

Elements from a group in the periodic table all react with water.

Name this group.

A

Alkali metals (group 1)

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2
Q

Calcium reacts with water and acids to produce a gas.

Name this gas.

A

Hydrogen

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3
Q

Chemical test for hydrogen gas

A

Burns with a (squeaky) pop

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4
Q

Metal + Acid → …….

A

Salt + Hydrogen

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5
Q

Metal + Oxygen → ….

A

Metal oxide

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6
Q

Metal + Water → ….

A

Metal hydroxide + Hydrogen

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7
Q

Ores

A

Rocks containing metal compounds

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8
Q

Very reactive metals (e.g. Na) must be extracted via ____.

A

electrolysis

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9
Q

Unreactive metals can be extracted via _______.

A

heating alone

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10
Q

Metals like iron can be extracted via _____.

A

heating with carbon

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11
Q

Electrolysis

A

Breaking down a compound using electricity.

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12
Q

Bronze, brass, steel

What type of substances are these?

A

Alloys

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13
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Alloy

A

Solid mixture of two or more elements, at least one of which is a metal.

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16
Q

Electrolyte

A

Electrically conducting solution containing ions, e.g. salt solution.

17
Q

Electrode

A

A solid conductor (metal or graphite).

18
Q

Which non-metal can be used for electrodes?

A

Graphite

19
Q

Electricity passes through metal wires as a flow of _______.

A

electrons

20
Q

Electricity passes through an electrolyte solution as a flow of _______.

A

ions

21
Q

What is the direction of electron flow in electrochemical cells?

A

From the metal higher in the electrochemical series to the one lower

(if you look at the ECS, e flow down)

22
Q

Metals far apart in the ECS produce ________ voltages than metals close together.

A

higher

23
Q

Which pairs of metals produce higher voltages:

far apart in the ECS

close to each other in the ECS?

A

Metals far apart

24
Q

Corrosion

A

A chemical reaction in which the surface of a metal changes from an element to a compound.

25
Q

More _________ metals corrode faster.

A

reactive

26
Q

Rusting

A

Corrosion of iron and steel

27
Q

What is required for rusting to occur?

A

Oxygen and water

28
Q

During rusting, iron atoms change into _____.

A

iron ions

29
Q

Rust indicator

A

Ferroxyl

30
Q

Colour change of ferroxyl indicator

A

Yellow to blue (if iron ions present)

31
Q

What types of substances increase the rate of corrosion?

A

Salt solution, acid

32
Q

Name the two types of rust prevention.

A

Physical and electrochemical

33
Q

Electrochemical protection prevents rusting by __________.

A

providing iron with electrons

34
Q

Physical protection prevents rusting by _______.

A

keeping oxygen and water away from the metal surface

35
Q

When using sacrificial protection, you attach iron to _____.

A

a metal above iron in the ECS (e.g. Mg)

36
Q

How does sacrificial protection prevent rusting?

A

The metal attached to iron corrodes and gives its e to the iron.

(Iron only rusts if the other metal is fully corroded.)

37
Q

Give one example of a substance used for physical protection from rusting

A

Any one of:

paint, oil, wax, grease, plastic, zinc (galvanising)