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1
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What happens when a metal reacts with oxygen

A

Forms a metal oxide

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2
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What is gaining oxygen called what happens to the electrons

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An oxidation reaction

Electrons are lost

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3
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What is losing oxygen called what happens to the electrons

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A reduction reaction

Electrons are gained

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4
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What happens when you react a metal with water

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Produces a metal hydroxide (alkali) and hydrogen gas

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5
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What happens when metals react.

What does their reactivity depend on

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They lose electrons and form a positive ion.

K ——> K+ + e-

Their ability to lose an electron to form a positive ion.

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6
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Displacement rule

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A more reactive element will displace a less reactive element from its compound

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7
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What element do we use for most displacement reactions

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Carbon - use lots of it

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8
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What do acids produce in aqueous solutions

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Hydrogen

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9
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What are bases usually

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Metal oxides

Metal hydroxides

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10
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What are bases

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Chemical which can neutralise acids producing a salt and water

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11
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What are alkalis

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Bases which are soluble in water

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12
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What do alkalis produce in an aqueous solution

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Hydroxide (OH)-

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13
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How to determine pH

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Universal indicator - changes colour

pH probe - electronically

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14
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Neutralisation equation

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H + + (OH)- ——-> H2O

Hydrogen from acid
Hydroxide from alkali

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15
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The three common acids we use

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Hydrochloric acid - HCl

Nitric acid - HNO3

Sukfuric acid - H2SO4

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16
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Complete the equation

Acid + Metal ——>

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Acid + Metal ——> Salt + Hydrogen

17
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Hydrochloric acid ——>

Sulfuric acid ——>

A

Hydrochloric acid ——> - chloride

Sulfuric acid ——> - sulfate

18
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How do magnesium zinc and iron react with acids

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Magnesium - rapidly ( a lotmore reactive than hydrogen, easier to displace)

Zinc - quite rapid

Iron - fairly slowly ( only just more reactive than hydrogen, harder to displace)

19
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Example equation of Magnesium reacting with Hydrochloric acid

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Hydrochloric acid + Magnesium ——> Magnesium Chloride + Hydrogen

20
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complete the equation acid + metal hydroxide ——>

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acid + metal hydroxide ——> salt + water

21
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complete the equation acid + metal oxide ——>

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acid + metal oxide ——> salt + water

22
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complete the equation acid + metal carbonate ——>

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acid + metal carbonate ——> salt + water + carbon dioxide

23
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Oxidation reaction half equation structure

Give an example using magnesium

A

Metal ——> metal ion + electrons

Magnesium ——> Mg2+ + 2e-

24
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Reduction half equation structure

Use hydrogen as an example

A

2H+ + 2e- ——> H2