Y11 Mock Chemical Changes Flashcards
definition of reduction
gain of electrons/ loss of oxygen
definition of oxidation
loss of electrons/gain of oxygen
reactivity series
potassium
sodium
calcium
magnesium
aluminium
carbon
zinc
iron
tin
lead
hydrogen
copper
silver
gold
platinum
what can a more reactive metal do (reactivity series)
displace a less reactive metal from a compound
metal and water word equation
metal + water —> metal hydroxide + hydrogen
what does a more reactive metal in the reactivity series mean (terms of ions)
faster reaction so can form positive ions faster
steps for writing an ionic equation
rewrite the equation showing the separate ions present in each substance
remove any spectator ions(ions that don’t change state or charge)
rewrite the equation without spectator ions
half equation for oxidation
electrons always on the right
half equation for reduction
electrons always on the left
what do acids and metals produce
salts + hydrogen
what is the metal hydroxide always
alkaline
acid and alkali word equation
alkali + acid –> salt +water
what kind of reaction is acids with alkali
neutralisation reaxton
acids and bases word equation
base + acid –> salt + water
what kind of reaction is acids and bases
neutralisation reaction
naming salts steps
first part - metal in the metal carbonate/oxide/hydroxide
second part - acid used to make it
what are acids neutralised by
alkalis and bases to produce salts and water
what is a strong acid
an acid completely ionised in aqueous solution
what is a weak acid
an acid partially ionised in aqueous solution
what is a dilute acid
acid molecules mixed with a large amount of water
low concentration of H+ ions
what is concentration in terms of acids
amount of H+ ions present in an acid affected by number of water molecules
equation to find H+ ion concentration
[H+] = 10 ^ -PH
titration calculation steps
write what you know from the question (known is where there’s a value for concentration and volume)
work out number of moles for known using moles = concentration x volume / 1000
work out ratio using equation for moles of unknown
workout unknown concentration = moles x1000/ volume
convert mol/dm3 to g/dm3 by using concentration in g/dm3 = concentration in mol/dm3 x mr of substance
steps of electrolysis of an aqueous solution
4 ions in the beaker
ions move to the electrodes
ions are discharged
half equations of what happens at each electrode
write what is left in the container