C5- Chemical Changes Flashcards

(40 cards)

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Whats is the nemonic to remember the reactivity with series?

A

Please stop calling me a cute zebra tom likes her calling sam giant

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How do Potassium, sodium, lithium and calcium react with water?

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They fizz and give off hydrogen gas leaving a solution of a metal hydroxide

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How do potassium, sodium and lithium react with dilute acid?

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Explode

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4
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How do magnesium aluminium and zinc react with water?

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They have a very slow reaction

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How do calcium magnesium aluminium and zinc react with dilute acid?

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Fizz, giving off hydrogen gas and form a salt

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6
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How do tin and lead react with water?

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They slight react with steam

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7
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How do tin and lead react with dilute acid?

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They react slowly with warm acid

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8
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Oxidation

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The loss of electrons

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9
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Reduction

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The gain of electrons

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10
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How do metals displace each other?

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A more reactive metal will displace a less reactive metal from its aqueous solution

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What is an ionic equation?

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It shows only the atoms and ions (with charges) that change in the reaction

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12
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Why are most metals found in the earth as compounds?

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Because many metals can react with other elements or oxygen ti form compounds or oxides

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13
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Whats a metal ore?

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It contains enough of the metal to make it economic to extract the metal (the ores are mined)

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14
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How are metals above carbon in the reactivity series extracted?

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By electrolysis

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How are metals above hydrogen in the reactivity series extracted?

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Reduced from its ore by heating with carbon

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16
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How is copper extracted from its ore?

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Reduced from its ore by reacting with hydrogen

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17
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Which metals in the reactivity series are found native ?

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Silver gold and platinum

18
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Whats a salt?

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A compound formed when the hydrogen in an acid is wholly or partially replaced by metal or ammonium ions

19
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Whats is the product of a reaction between metal+acid?

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A salt+ hydrogen

20
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What salt is produced when hydrochloric acid reacts with a metal ?

21
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What salt is produce when sulphuric acid reacts with a metal?

22
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What salt is produced when nitric acid reacts with a metal?

23
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Base

A

Compounds that neutralise acids

24
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Alkalis

A

Bases that are soluble in water

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What are the products of a reaction between acid+base(alkali) ?
A salt+ water
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What is the product of a reaction between acid+ a carbonate?
A salt + water+ carbon dioxide
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Acids
Substances that contain hydrogen and produce H+ (aq) ions when you add to water
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Whats the difference between a concentrated solution and a dilute solution?
A conc solution contains a greater amount of the solute in the same volume than a dilute solution
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Why do we not react alkali (group 1) metals with acid?
Reaction would be too violent and not safe
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Why do we dilute solutions? And what with?
We dilute with water (or another solvent) to make it weaker and safer
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What are strong acids?
Harmful when conc have to be diluted
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What are weak acids?
Not harmful when diluted or even sometimes when concentrated
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What must acids dissolve in before they can show their properties?why?
Water, as in water all acids are ionised
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What happens when weak acids dissolve in water?
They do not ionise most of the time and even if they do they reaction is reversible
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What ions do acids release when dissolved in water?
H+(aq)
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Give an example of a strong acid?
Hydrochloric acid Sulphuric acid Nitric acid
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Give an example of a weak acid?
Ethanoic acid Citric acid Carbonic acid
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What would the pH value be for a conc of H+(aq) ions of 0.10?
1.0
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What would the pH value be for a conc of H+(aq) ions of 0.010?
2.0
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What is the conc of H+(aq) ions when the pH value is 3.0?
0.0010