Chapter 5 - Chemistry Flashcards

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What are Ores?

A

Ores are rocks from which it is economical to extract the metals that they contain.

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What is the reactivity series?

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The reactivity series is 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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How can metals be placed in order of reactivity?

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By their reactions with water and dilute acid.

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How else can you put metals in the reactivity series?

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By putting them in competition with each other.

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5
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How will a more reactive metal displace a less reactive metal?

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From it’s aqueous reaction.

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How can non metals hydrogen and carbon be given positions in the reactivity series?

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On the basis of displacement reactions

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What is a metal ore?

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It contains enough of the metal to make it economic to extract the metal.

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Where can gold and some other unreactive metals be found?

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It can be found in their native state.

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What does the reactivity series help you with?

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It helps you decide the best way to extract a metal from it’s ore.

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10
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What are metals more reactive than carbon extracted from?

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They are extracted from electrolysis of the molten metal compound

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11
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What is the general name of a salt?

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For a compound formed when the hydrogen in an acid is wholly, or partially, replaced by metal.

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12
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How can salts be made?

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Salts can be made by reacting a suitable metal with an acid. Metal must be above hydrogen in the reactivity series, but not dangerously reactive.

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What does a reaction between a metal and an acid produce?

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It produces hydrogen gas as well as a salt.

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14
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What occurs when an acid reacts with a base?

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A neutralisation reaction occurs

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What does the reaction between an acid and a base produce?

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It produces salt and water

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16
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What do the sum of changes on the ions in a salt add up to?

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They add up to 0, this enables you to work out the formula of salts, knowing the charges on the ions present.

17
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When is an indicator needed?

A

When a soluble salt is prepared by reacting an alkali with an acid.

18
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What does a carbonate react with?

A

It reacts with salt, water and carbon dioxide gas.

19
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What are soluble hydroxides called?

A

Alkalis, their solutions are alkaline. An example is sodium hydroxide solution.

20
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What are bases?

A

Bases, which include alkalis, are substances that can neutralise acids.

21
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What do acids include?

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Acids include citric acid sulphuric acid and ethanoic acid.

22
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What type is pure water?

A

It is neutral, it is neither acidic nor alkaline

23
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What can you use a pH scale to show?

A

You can use it to show how acidic or alkaline a solution is.

24
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What are solutions with PH values less than 7 called?

A

Acidic

25
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What are PH values more than 7 called?

A

Alkaline

26
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What does a PH value of 7 indicate?

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A natural selection