Unit 2, topic 3 CHEMICAL REACTIONS Flashcards

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During a reaction, energy is …… to break the bonds in the reactants.

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Taken in

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What are the tell tale signs of a chemical reaction? (4)

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1) Permanent colour change
2) Formation of a precipitate
3) Gas production
4) Temperature change. Up or down.

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Energy is ………….. when new bonds form to make the products.

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Given out

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What reactions are exothermic? (4)

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1) Combustion of fuels
2) Neutralisation
3) Displacement reactions
4) Hydration of copper sulfate

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Example of endothermic reaction?

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Thermal decomposition

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What is thermal decomposition?

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Thermal decomposition is the breakdown of a compound using heat.

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Advantages of quarrying: (3)

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1) Provides jobs
2) Provides raw material
3) Brings prosperity to local area

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Disadvantages of quarrying (5):

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1) Destroys natural habitat
2) Air pollution
3) Noise pollution
4) Land permanently unreplaceable
5) Dangerous

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What is a redox reaction?

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A reaction in which oxidation and reduction occur at the same time.

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What is reduction?

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The removal of oxygen or the addition of hydrogen.

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What is oxidation?

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The addition of oxygen or removal of hydrogen.

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How is excess hydrogen disposed of safely?

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By burning it off.

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What is combustion?

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Combustion is the reaction with oxygen, so by definition all examples of combustion are oxidation reactions.

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What’s the formula for the production of iron in the blast furnace:

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Iron oxide + carbon monoxide = iron + carbon dioxide

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Rusting is an example of what?

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Oxidation

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How is water commonly removed from test tubes?

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anhydrous calcium chloride

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What conditions are needed for iron to rust?

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Oxygen and water

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What is the chemical name for rust?

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Hydrated iron (III) oxide

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What effect does salt have on rusting?

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It increases the rate.

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How can rusting be prevented (5)?

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1) Painting
2) Oiling
3) Plastic coating
4) Metal Plating
5) Sacrificial protection

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What is sacrificial protection?

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The process of attaching a more reactive metal such as magnesium or zinc to the iron. Magnesium or zinc react before iron.

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What is galvanising?

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Galvanising is dipping iron in zinc. This creates double protection from sacrificial protection and physical barriers.

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What happened during the first billion years of the earth’s existence?

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Vocanoes happend

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What is the composition of the atmosphere?

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80% nitrogen and 20% oxygen.

There is also a small number of other gases such as carbon dioxide, water vapour and noble gases.

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What effect has an increase of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere?
It appears to have caused a rise in global temperature
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The current average surface temperature of the earth is what?
14 degrees
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Who proposed the 'continental drift theory' and what is it?
Alfred Wegener proposed that all continents were joined together in a single land mass called Pangaea. Land masses began to break up 200 million years ago.