11.2-3 Flashcards

(50 cards)

1
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second most abundant metal

A

iron (most widely used metal in the form of steel)

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2
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cheapest metal

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iron

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3
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most common form of iron ore

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hematite

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4
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fool’s gold

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pyrite

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5
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________ is used to refine iron ore through reactions involving coke, limestone, and heated oxygen

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blast furnace

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6
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form of carbon used with a blast furnace

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coke

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7
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impure part of iron in blast furnace that is purged

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slag

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8
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uncooled molten iron produced by a blast furnace

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pig iron

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9
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ten percent of the iron we produce; very hard form of iron that isn’t very malleable; cooled version of pig iron

A

cast iron

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10
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method in which natural gas is used to reduce iron ore to sponge iron

A

direct iron reduction

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11
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powdery form of iron produced from direct iron reduction that is used for the making of steel

A

sponge iron

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12
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alloy of iron and less than 2% carbon

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steel

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13
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process using pure oxygen in a furnace lined with refractory bricks to refine pig iron to steel

A

basic oxygen process

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14
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steel-refining process in which an electric arc between giant carbon electrodes provides the heat to melt the metal

A

electric arc process

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15
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process in which internal stresses are removed from a piece of steel by heating it to 700-800 C for up to several hours and then slowly cooling it

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annealing

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16
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method of hardening a piece of steel in which the metal is bent or hammered into its final shape at a relatively low temperature (below 300 C)

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cold working (cold forging, cold rolling, and drawing)

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17
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process of hardening a piece of steel by cooling it quickly in a bath of cold water or oil

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quenching

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18
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process in which hardened steel is made less brittle by gently heating it to a moderate temperature and allowing it to cool

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tempering

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19
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process that hardens the surface of steel while leaving the interior resilient by heating the object to a high temperature in a carbon-rich environment

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case hardening

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20
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metal that is a good conductor of electricity and heat and is the primary component of brass and bronze

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copper

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21
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second best conducting metal

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copper (main metal used for wiring and piping)

22
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bluish-green coating of copper that forms to prevent further reaction

23
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copper with the alloying metal of zinc

24
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copper with the alloying metal of tin

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valued for their appearance, durability, workability, and scarcity
precious metals
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process of extracting gold and silver from low-grade ores by reacting ore with aqueous sodium cyanide and treating the mixture with activated charcoal
cyanide process
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most malleable and ductile metal known
gold
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measure the purity of gold
karats
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alloy of gold and nickel
white gold
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most reflective metal
silver
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best-known conductor of heat and electricity at normal temperatures
silver (sterling silver is most valuable alloy)
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alloy of mercury and silver
amalgam
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precious metal used primarily as a catalyst in pollution-control devices and in the production of petroleum products
platinum
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densest naturally occurring element
osmium
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strong, lightweight, heat-resistant metal widely used in helicopters, airplanes, and spacecraft
titanium
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transition metal used as a fuel in nuclear power plants and prized for its density
uranium
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semimetal that is used in the manufacture of computer chips
silicon (major component of silicates, glass, and silicones)
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compounds containing metals and silicon-oxygen groups
silicates
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uncommon semimetal primarily used in semiconductors
germanium
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substances with electrical conductivity intermediate between conductors and insulators
semiconductors
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most important uses of silicon
manufacture of computer chips and other electronic devices
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formed when silicon is reacted with gaseous hydrogen chloride
trichlorosilane
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chain of silicates with half the tetrahedrons sharing 2 oxygen atoms and the other half share 3 oxygen atoms
amphibole asbestos
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sheets of silicates
mica and talc
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three-dimensional networks or polymers of silicates in which all four oxygen atoms are shared between tetrahedrons
silica
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the main form of silica
quartz
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amorphous, transparent solid formed from silica that has melted and cooled
glass
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90% of our glass
soda lime glass
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polysilicate mineral formed by heat and pressure within the earth’s crust; causes lung diseases
asbestos
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1. safer form of asbestos 2. worse form of asbestos
1. chrysotile 2. crocidolite