Reactivity series Flashcards

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What does the reactivity series show

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List of metals arranged in order of their reactivity from highest to lowest

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Which group of metal is at the top of the reactivity series

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Group 1

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What group of metal is near the bottom of the reactivity series

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Transitional Metal

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What is a displacement reaction

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When a more reactive metal replaces a less reactive metal in a reaction

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What is an ionic equation

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Equation that includes the ion involved in the chemical reaction that lose/gain electron

e.g
Mg + Cu²⁺ –> Mg²⁺ + Cu

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What is a Redox Reaction

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The transfer of ions between molecule, Reduction and oxidation

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Reduction reaction

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Losing oxygen AND/OR gain electron

e.g
Mg + Cu²⁺ –> Mg²⁺ + Cu
Copper is reduction

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Oxidation reaction

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Gaining oxygen AND/OR losing electron

e.g
Mg + Cu²⁺ –> Mg²⁺ + Cu
Magnesium is oxidation

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What happens to the reactivity of Group 1 metals as you go down the group?

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-> It increases as it go down.

-> Because the valence electrons is further away from the nucleus

-> There is a weaker electrostatic force of attraction between the nucleus and valence electron

-> Easier for the atom to lose electrons.

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10
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What is the product of metal + water

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Metal hydroxide + hydrogen

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What is the product of metal + acid

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Salt + hydrogen

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What is the product of metal + oxygen

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Metal oxide

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13
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How do you test for group 1 metal in the reactivity series

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Add the metal into water and observe how reactive it is.
And then add Ph indicator into water, if it turns purple, it is group 1 metal

This is because they are alkali metal

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What is the equation for rusting

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iron + oxygen -moisture-> hydrous iron(iii) oxide

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Why does the barrier method avoid rusting

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This prevents oxygen from reaching the metal/iron and slows rusting

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What can you use as a barrier method

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Oil or paint

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17
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What is galvanisation

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Covering iron with a zinc coating to prevent oxygen from reacting with iron
Also act as a sacrificial metal

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How does the sacrificial metal method work

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Placing a more reactive metal around the iron to allow oxygen to react with the more reactive metal first

e.g on ship’s hull

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19
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What does iron need to rust

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Water (moisture) and oxygen

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Why is galvanising more effective than using paint as barrier method

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Even when the zinc is scratched, the zinc will act as a sacrificial metal and still protect the rust

21
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Why is there no temperature rise when gold is added

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As gold is inert and unreactive

22
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What is an oxidising agent

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A substance that will cause oxidisation to happen
e.g
Mg + Cu²⁺ –> Mg²⁺ + Cu
Magnesium is oxidation
and Copper is oxidising agent

23
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What kind of method of protection from rusting should a car body use

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What kind of method of protection from rusting should a bucket use

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What kind of method of protection from rusting should a bike chain use
Oil
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What colour is copper (ii) carbonate
Green
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Is copper(ii) carbonate soluble
No
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What colour is a rust
Brown
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Put these elements in order of decreasing reactivity: Silver, lithium, sodium, magnesium
Sodium, lithium, magnesium, silver
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What do you see with potassium in water
-> Potassium floats -> lilac flame -> Moves around fast -> Vigorous effervescence
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Give the formula of Iodine
I -
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Give the formula of Aluminium Sulfate
Al2(SO4)3
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Give the formula of an ammonium ion
NH4+
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What change do you observe when magnesium reacts with copper oxide?
-> Black solid Copper Oxide forms (CuO) -> Magnesium react with copper to making Magnesium Oxide --> White solid (MgO)
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What do you see with sodium and water when they react?
-> Sodium floats -> Melts into a ball -> Moves around fast -> Vigorous effervescence
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What do you see when you react lithium with water?
-> Lithium floats -> Moves around -> Effervescences
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Iron, copper, Magnesium and zinc are place in test tubes with HCL Which metal reacts vigorously?
Magnesium
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What is the abundance of oxygen in the atmosphere?
0.21 or 21 percent
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Give the abundance of argon in the atmosphere?
0.01
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What will you observe when copper sulfate reacts with zinc?
--> A blue solution will turn colourless -> A grey metal disappears -> Pink solid formed
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Iron, copper, magnesium and zinc are place in test tubes with HCl. Which metal DOESNT react?
Copper
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Give an equation for the reaction of copper and silver nitrate
Cu + AgNO3 --> Ag + CuNO3
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What reaction does zinc give off in HCl
Steady fizz
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Which metals react with steam?
Magnesium, aluminium, zinc, iron MAZI
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Give word and symbol equation for the reaction of sodium with water
sodium+water->sodium hydroxide+hydrogen 2Na + 2H20 --> 2NaOH + H2
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What is the chemical formular of carbonate
CO²⁻₃
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What is the chemical formular of sulfate
SO²⁻4
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Acronym for order of reactivity of metals (highest to lowest)
PSCMA ZI CSG potassium, sodium, calcium, magnesium, aluminium (most reactive) zinc, iron (middle reactive) copper, silver, gold (least reactive)