Industial Chemistry Flashcards

(29 cards)

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Metal + Oxygen

A

Metal Oxide

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Metal + Water

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Metal Hydroxide + Hydrogen

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3
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Metal + Steam

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Metal Oxide + Hydrogen

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4
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Metal + Dilute Acid

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Salt+ Hydrogen

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5
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Metal State

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Solid

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6
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Metal Oxide State

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Solid

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7
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Metal Hydroxide State

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Aqueous

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8
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Cold Water State

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Liquid

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9
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Steam State

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Gas

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10
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Hydrogen State

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Gas

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11
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Salt State

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Aqueous

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12
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Dilute Acid State

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Aqueous

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13
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Displacement Reaction

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Reactivity Table:
-More reactive always in compound
-If so no reaction

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Electronegativity

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Strength with which atoms of an element attract electrons when chemically combined with another element.

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Oxidation

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-Lose of Electrons (e- in products)
-Lose Hydrogen
-Gain Oxygen (Oxidized)
-Increase Oxidation Number/State

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16
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Increase Oxidation Number

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Oxidation occurs to reductant or reducing agent

17
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Reduction

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-Gain of Electrons (e- in reactants)
-Gain Hydrogen
-Lose Oxygen (Oxidized)
-Decrease Oxidation Number/State

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Decrease Oxidation Number

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Reduction occurs to oxidant or oxidizing agent

19
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Oxidation Number Rules

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  1. sum of all oxidation numbers = charge of substance
  2. F in compound = -1
    3.Group 1 in compound = +1
  3. Group 2 in compound = +2
  4. Group 7 in compound = -1
  5. H2 = +1
  6. O2 = -2
    8.Element alone = 0
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Electrolysis

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Breakdown of an ionic compound, molten or in aqueous solution, by a passage of electricity

21
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Anode

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+ charge
attracts anions
place of Oxidation

22
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Cathode

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  • charge
    attracts cations
    place of Reduction
23
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Electron flow

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From Anode to Cathode

24
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Electroplating

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Thin layer of desired metal used to coat another object.

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Why Electroplate?
- Protect from corrosion and rusting. - Improve appearance - Cheaper for mass production
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Draw electroplating
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Explain the process of electroplating a teapot with silver
1. Electrolyte must contain Ag cations 2. Silver at anode to supply silver cations for oxidation. Ag is reduced Ag(s) --> Ag+(aq) + e- 3. Silver cations attract to cathode with teapot (neg. charge) for reduction. Ag+(aq) +e- --> Ag(s)
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Carbon on Reactivity Table
Extract metals less reactive than carbon from ores via displacement
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Extraction of Aliminium
1. purify by crushing ore and dissolve aluminum oxide in sodium hydroxide Al2O3(s) + 2NaOH(aq) ---> 2Na Al02(aq) + H2O(l)