Reactions Flashcards

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How much does each gas make up of air

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Oxygen =21%
Nitrogen =78%
Argon=0.9%
CO2=0.037%

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Describe oxygen

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Colourless
odourless gas
Slightly soluble

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What is oxygen used for

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Welding torches
Rocket fuel
Reaching apparatuse

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Respiration equation

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Sugar+oxygen ✔️ Carbon dioxide +water(+energy)

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Rustling equation

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Iron+oxygen+water ✔️ Hydrated iron oxide

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Burning fuel equation

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Fuel+oxygen ✔️ carbon dioxide+water+energy

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A fuel reacts with oxygen to release

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Energy

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Chemical test for water

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Presence of water turns anhydrous copper from white to blue

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Why can we collect oxygen over water

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As it is only slightly soluble in water

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How do we prepare a sample of oxygen

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By the decomposition of hydrogen peroxide using manganese’s dioxide as a catalyst

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What happens during the test for oxygen

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Bubbles of gas can be seen and the test tube empties

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Concluded on the test for oxygen

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Oxygen is prepared by “the decomposition of hydrogen peroxide
To speed this reaction up we used manganese dioxide. Manganese dioxide is a catalyst.

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What is the ets for oxygen

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Relight a glowing splint

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Draw the apparatus for the preparation of oxygen

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Side arm test tube is held by a clamp .I contains hydrogen peroxide and manganese dioxide catalyst . Delivery tube connects to test tube over a water trough

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Equation for the preps of oxygen

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Manganese dioxide
Hydrogen peroxide ✔️ water+oxygen

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Catalyst

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A catalyst is a chemical that speeds up an a reaction without being used up itself

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17
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Iron as. A catalyst

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Making ammonia from nitrogen and hydrogen

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Platinum as a catalyst

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Making nitric acids from ammonia

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Vanadium (V)oxide as a catalyst

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Making sulphuric acid

20
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Describe hydrogen

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Colourless odourless gas

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Uses of hydrogen

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Making margarine
Clean fuel
Rocket fuel

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Hydrogen is collected in a upward delivery tube because it is

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Less dense than air

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How is hydrogen produced

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By reacting magnesium with Hydrochloric acid.

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Draw the apparatus for the hydrogen

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Retort stand has clamped on a side arm test tube with a bung on top. In side there is magnesium and hydrochloric acid. There is then an upward delivery tube with test tube ontop

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What are the results of the test for hydrogen
Heat is given out Bubble of gas produce Lit splint will give a squeaky pop
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What did we conclude about hydrogen
Hydrogen can be prepared by an acid with a metal
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Word equation for preparation of hydrogen
“Magnesium + Hydrochloric Acid → Magnesium Chloride + Hydrogen”
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Science behind hindenburg
Hydrogen reacted with oxygen because of spark due to static e,electricity from journey
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Describe carbon dioxide
Colourless odourless gas
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Uses of carbon dioxide
Fizzy drinks Fire extinguisher Dry ice
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Carbon dioxide can be prepared easily by
Reacting a metal carbonate with acid
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Word equation for preparation of carbon dioxide
“Calcium carbonate + Hydrochloric acid → Calcium chloride + Water + Carbon Dioxide” Excerpt From Year 9 Chemistry This material may be protected by copyright.
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Results for carbon dioxide
Bubbles of gas Metal carbonate disappears to give a clear solution Limewater water turns milky
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Test for carbon dioxide
Sun carbon dioxide is bubbled through limewater it turns it milky
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Draw the apparatus for testing for.p carbon dioxide
Side arm test tube with bung contains acid and marble chips. Downward delivery tube goes into test tube containing lime water
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An endothermic reaction
Takes in heat from the surrounding atmosphere and is then cooler than N the at,osphere
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Exothermic
Gives out heat so the reaction is warmer than the atmosphere
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How do you test if a reaction exothermic or endothermic
Pour chemicals in polystyrene cup measure temperature before and after reaction
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Thermal decomposition
Heat something up and it breaks down
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Oxidation
“An oxidation reaction occurs when a chemical reacts with oxygen. ” Excerpt From Year 9 Chemistry This material may be protected by copyright.
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Reduction
“Reduction is the opposite of oxidation and occurs when a substance loses oxygen” Excerpt From Year 9 Chemistry This material may be protected by copyright.
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When a reduction reaction can not occur by itself we. Use a
Reducing agent
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Reducing agent
“A substance which reduces another substance. ” Excerpt From Year 9 Chemistry This material may be protected by copyright.
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Redox reaction
“reaction in which REDUCTION AND OXIDATION takes place together.” Excerpt From Year 9 Chemistry This material may be protected by copyright.
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Thermite reaction
Highly exothermic “iron(III) oxide + aluminium → aluminium oxide + iron” Excerpt From Year 9 Chemistry This material may be protected by copyright.
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If copper oxide becomes copper
It has been reduced
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If carbon becomes carbon dioxide it has been
Oxidised