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C5- Chemical Changes Flashcards

1
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What is the reactivity series?

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A list of metals in order of their reactivity with the most reactive metals at the top and the least reactive ones at the bottom

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Order of reactivity

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Potassium, sodium, Lithium, Calcium, magnesium, aluminium, Zinc, Iron, Tin, lead, copper, Silver, Gold

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Potassium, Sodium, Lithium, Calcium reaction with water

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Fizz, giving off hydrogen gas, leaving an alkaline solution of metal hydroxide

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4
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Magnesium, Aluminium, Zinc, Iron reaction with water

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Very slow reaction

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5
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Tin and lead reaction with water

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Slight reaction with steam

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6
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Copper, Silver, Gold reaction with water

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No reaction

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Potassium, sodium, lithium reaction with dilute acid

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Explode

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Calcium, magnesium, aluminium, zinc, iron reaction with dilute acid

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Fizz, giving off hydrogen gas and forming a salt

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9
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Tin and lead reaction with dilute acid

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React slowly with warm acid

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10
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Copper, silver, gold reaction with dilute acid

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No reaction

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11
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Reactivity of metals and displacement

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A more reactive metal will displace a less reactive metal from an aqueous solution of one of its salts

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12
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Magnesium + copper sulfate ~>

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Magnesium sulfate + copper
This is a displacement reaction which happens because Magnesium is more reactive than copper

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13
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Where do non metals carbon and hydrogen fit in the reactivity series?

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Carbon is between aluminium and zinc
Hydrogen is between lead snd copper

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14
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What needs to happen to most metals in the Earth’s crust in order for them to be used?

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The metals need to be chemically separated from other elements

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15
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Whether it is worth extracting a metal depends on…

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How easy it is to extract from its ore
How much metal the ore contains
The changing demands for a particular metal

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16
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What is chemical reduction?

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The removal of oxygen from a compound

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17
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Metal + acid ~>

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Salt + hydrogen

18
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Salts formed when you react metals with different acids

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Hydrochloric acid forms chlorides
Sulfuric acid forms sulfates
Nitruc acid forms nitrates

19
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What is a redox reaction ?

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A reaction where reduction (gain of electrons) and oxidation (loss of electrons) both occur

20
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Acid + base

A

Salt + water

21
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Ions of group 1 metals

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+1

22
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Ions of group 2 metals

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+2

23
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Aluminium ion

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+3

24
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Ammonium ion

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+1 e.g NH4^+

25
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Transition metals ions (dependent on roman numeral)

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E.g Copper (II) ion = +2

26
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Ions of group 7 non metals

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-1

27
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Nitrate ions

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-1

28
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Sulfate ions

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-2

29
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Making salts practical (basic steps)

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  1. Add copper oxide in excess to sulfuric acid. Warm gently on a tripod and gauze
  2. When the reaction is complete filter the solution to remove excess copper oxide.
  3. Evaporate half the water from the solution using a water bath. Leave the solution to form crystals in a warm room for a day.
  4. Pat dry if any solution remains on the crystals
30
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Acid + alkali

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Salt + water

31
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Acid + carbonate

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Salt + water + carbon dioxide

32
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What are alkalis?

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Soluble hydroxides. An example is sodium hydroxide solution

33
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What are bases?

A

Substances that can neutralise acids

34
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What can you use to find the PH of a solution?

A

Universal indicator

35
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pH scale

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0 - most acidic
7 - neutral
14 - most alkaline

36
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Where is pure water on the pH scale ?

A

pH 7

37
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What do strong acids do in solution?

A

Ionise completely

38
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What do weak acids do in solution?

A

Do not fully ionise in solution

39
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Examples of strong acids

A

Hydrochloric acid
Nitric acid
Sulfuric acid

40
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Examples of weak acids

A

Ethanoic acid
Citric acid
Carbonic acid

41
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Concentration of Hydrogen ions (H+) in relation to pH values

A

As the concentration decreases by a factor of 10 the pH value increases by one unit
e.g
0.10 to 0.010
1 to 2 on pH scale

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