1
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What do metals and water react to form?
A
Metal hydroxide and hydrogen
2
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What do metals and acids react to form?
A
Salt and hydrogen
3
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If a metal is reactive, is the hydrogen production rate higher or lower?
A
Higher
4
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What can a more reactive metal do to a less reactive metal in a reaction?
A
It can displace the less reactive metal
5
Q
What colour is copper nitrate solution?
A
Blue
6
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State the metal reactivity series.
A
Potassium, Sodium, Calcium, Magnesium, Aluminium, Zinc, Iron, Tin, Lead, Hydrogen, Copper, Silver, Gold, Platinum
7
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What type of elements do not react?
A
Group 0 elements
!C4 - C6
flashcards
Decks in class (29)
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C4.1.1 - Group 1 (The Alkali Metals)10
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C4.1.2 - The Group 7 Metals (Halogens)11
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C4.1.3 - Halogen Displacement Reactions4
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C5.1.1 - Theoretical Yield4
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C4.2.1 - Detecting Gases11
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C4.2.2 - Detecting Cations21
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C5.1.2 - Percentage Yield and Atom Economy6
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C5.1.3 - Choosing A Reaction Pathway7
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C5.1.4 - Concentration Of Solution5
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C5.1.5 - Titrations8
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C5.1.6 - Titration Calculations4
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C5.1.7 - Gas Calculations5
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C5.2.1 - Rate Of Reaction7
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C5.2.2 - Temperature And Reaction Rate7
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C5.2.3 - Concentration, Pressure And Reaction Rate4
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C5.2.4 - Particle Size And Reaction Rate2
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C5.2.5 - Catalysts And Reaction Rate9
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C5.3.1 - Reversible Reactions9
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C5.3.2 - Equilibrium Position6
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C5.3.3 - Choosing Reaction Conditions8
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C6.3.1 - Forming The Atmosphere4
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C6.3.2 - Pollution And The Atmosphere16
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C4.2.3 - Detecting Anions10
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C6.3.3 - Climate Change10
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C6.3.4 - Drinking Water8
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C4.2.4 - Instrumental Method of Analysis16
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C4.1.4 - Group 0 (The Noble Gases)11
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C4.1.5 - The Transition Metals10
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C4.1.6 - Reactivity in Elements7
