(2.18-2.21) Reactivity Reactions

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What does iron need to rust?

Oxygen and Water need to be present

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Why can the rusting of iron be damaging?

Over time, structures made of iron weaken as the iron rusts and the rust flakes off.

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What are 3 ways to prevent the rusting of iron?

  • Barrier methods

  • Galvanising

  • Sacrificial Protection

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Explain and evaluate barrier methods to prevent rusting.

  • Done by coating the iron with paint/oil/grease

  • to prevent water and oxygen coming into contact with it

    • if the barrier is scratched, the iron will rust

    • rust is porous, so one scratch will cause it to begin internally rusting

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Explain and evaluate sacrificial methods to prevent rusting.

  • A more reactive metal (Zn) can be attached to it

  • the more reactive metal will corrode first

  • protecting the less reactive metal

    • the sacrificed metal needs to be replaces

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Explain and evaluate galvanising to prevent rusting.

  • The iron is coated with a layer of zinc by electroplating/dipping into molten zinc.

  • ZnZO3 acts as a barrier

  • if the coating is damaged, iron protected by sacrificial protection

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What is oxidation?

A reaction in which a substance

  • gains oxygen

  • loses electrons

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What is reduction?

A reaction in which a substance

  • loses oxygen

  • gains electrons

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What is a redox reaction?

Oxidation and reduction can’t occur independently of each other

so these reactions are called redox reactions.

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What is an oxidising agent?

The reactant supplied the oxygen

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What is a reducing agent?

The reactant removing/taking the oxygen

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What happens when Mg reacts with HCl?

  • dissolved quickly

  • heats up

  • hydrogen given off

  • colourless solution remains

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What happens when Mg reacts with H2SO4?

  • rapid bubbling

  • splint goes pop

  • metal dissolves

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What happens when Fe reacts with HCl?

  • very slow bubbling

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What happens when Fe reacts with H2SO4?

  • slow reaction

  • small bubbles visible

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What happens when Zn reacts with HCl?

  • bubbles given off

  • metal slowly dissolves

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What happens when Zn reacts with H2SO4?

  • metal dissolves forming colourless solution

  • gas given off slowly