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Metals | Non-Metals |
Lustrous | D__ |
Dense | Less dense |
M__ & ductile | Not malleable/ductile |
High tensile strength | Low tensile strength |
High m.p. & b.p. (str. metallic bonds) | Low m.p. & b.p. (weak i__ bonds) |
Good conductors of heat & electricity | Poor conductors |
Physical Properties
dull, malleable, intermolecular
Metals | Non-Metals |
Form __ve ions | Form __ve ions |
Metals oxides normally b__ | Non-metal oxides normally a__ |
Can react w/ acid → salt + H2 | Don’t react w/ acid to form salts |
Chemical Properties
+, -, basic, acidic
Examples of Alloys
Alloy | Mixture of? |
Brass | C__ & z__ |
Steel | I__ & c__ |
copper zinc, iron carbon
Ø Alloys have atoms of d__ sizes = distorts r__ arr. of atoms
= ↑difficulty for layers to s__ over each other
= harder & stronger & more useful than pure metal
diff, regular, slide
Reactivity Series - Acronym
P__ S__ C__ M__ A__ C__ Z__ I__ L__ H__ C__ S__ G__
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S__ |
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C__ |
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M__ |
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A__ |
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Carbon | |
Zinc |
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Iron |
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Lead |
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Hydrogen | |
Copper |
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Silver |
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Gold |
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name the elements
potassium, sodium, calcium, magnesium, aluminium
Potassium |
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Sodium |
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Calcium |
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Magnesium |
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Aluminium |
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Carbon | |
Z__ |
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I__ |
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L__ |
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Hydrogen | |
C__ |
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S__ |
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G__ |
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name the elements
zinc, iron, lead, copper, silver, gold
Potassium |
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Sodium |
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Calcium |
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Magnesium |
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Aluminium |
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C__ | |
Zinc |
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Iron |
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Lead |
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H__ | |
Copper |
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Silver |
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Gold |
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name the elements
carbon, hydrogen
Elements above Mg react to H__ & a__ violently
h2o, acid
Elements from Mg → Fe react to __ slowly
steam
Elements Pb → Au don’t react w/ H__
Cu → Au don’t react to acid
h2o
Elements above Ag react w/ __, but P__ & C__ only oxidise on its s__
o2, pb, cu, surface
Any metal that don’t react w/ H__(l) (i.e. __ & below) can displace
> oxides can be extracted via r__
h2o, Mg, reduction
Reduction by Hydrogen
> Only metals below __ can be reduced by it
H2
Reduction by C & CO
> Via s__ heating, metal oxides below __ can be reduced by it
strong, C