TOPIC 9 - Magic Metals Flashcards

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Metallic bonding

A

As the outer electrons are delocalised; this produces an electrostatic force of attraction between the positively charged metal ions, and the negatively charged delocalised electrons.

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How do metallic bonds allow conductivity?

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The delocalized electrons are free to move therefore an electrical current can flow (through metallic materials.)

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3
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Many transition metals can be used as

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catalysts.

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4
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Do metals combine to form compounds?

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No

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5
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What do metals mix to form

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alloys.

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6
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All metals are

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insoluble.

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7
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Reaction of metal reacting with water

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metal + water -> metal hydroxide + hydrogen

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8
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All metals above ______ react with acids

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hydrogen

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9
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The first _ elements in the EM series react with water

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4

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10
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All the metals above _____ react with oxygen

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gold

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Reaction of metal reacting with acid

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metal + acid -> salt + hydrogen

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Reaction of metal reacting with oxygen

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metal + oxygen -> metal oxide

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The first metals to be discovered were the most unreactive and remained uncombined, these are:

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silver and gold

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14
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equation for extraction of metal through heat alone

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metal oxide -> metal + oxygen

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15
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equation for extraction of metal through heat with carbon or carbon monoxide

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metal oxide + carbon -> metal + carbon dioxide

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16
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equation for extraction of metal through electrolysis

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metal ions -> metal + oxygen

17
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reducing agents; name 4

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carbon, carbon monoxide, hydrogen and methane

18
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reducing agents remove ____ from a metal ____.

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oxygen; oxide.

19
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ELECTROLYSIS: the positive metal ion is attracted to the ______ electrode where it _____ enough electrons to _______. This is a ______ reaction.

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negative; gains; turn back into the metal atom; reduction

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ELECTROLYSIS: the non-metal ion is attracted to the ______ electrode where it _____ enough electrons to ________. This is a ______ reaction.

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positive; loses; form the element; oxidation

21
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an electrolyte

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ionic solution

22
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what does the electrolyte do

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complete the circuit

23
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a basic electrochemical cell requires

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two different metals connected by an external circuit and between the metals there is an electrolyte

24
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electricity is produced by

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the flow of electrons from one metal to the other

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redox can also be known as
displacement reactions.
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what is a displacement reaction
where a metal ion is displaced from solution by a metal higher up the electromagnetic series
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reactions in fuel cells
2H₂ -> 4H⁺ + 4e⁻ | O₂ + 4H⁺ + 4e⁻ -> 2H₂O
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when metals react with oxygen the process is called
corrosion / rusting for iron
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rusting in iron requires:
iron, oxygen and water
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a rusting indicator
ferroxyl
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ferroxyl goes ___ when iron ions are present
yellow to blue
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ferroxyl goes ___ when hydroxide ions are present
yellow to pink
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when iron rusts in ferroxyl indicator it goes dark blue because
the blue iron(2+) ions mask the pink hydroxide ones
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how to speed up rusting
increasing the concentration of the electrolyte
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how to prevent rusting (4)
paint, grease, plastic and metal plating with unreactive metals
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sacrificial protection is when
metals higher up in the electrochemical series than iron donate electrons that prevent the iron rusting.
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galvanising is when
iron is coated in a layer of zinc, which acts like a barrier against air and water, but if the zinc is damaged it acts like a sacrificial protector to the iron.
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what is the only problem with galvanising
expensive
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cathodic protection is where
iron is attached the negative terminal of a battery or electrical supply