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reactivity
tendency of a substance to undergo chemical reaction, either by itself or with other materials, and to release energy
oxidation
the gain of oxygen by a substance/loss of electrons by a substance
reduction
loss of oxygen/gain of electrons by a substance
oxidizing agent
a substance which oxidizes something else
reducing agent
a substance which reduces something else
displacement
reactions in which one element displaces another from a compound
ore
rock containing metals or metal compounds from which it is possible to extract the metal
native metal
a metal that exists naturally as the uncombined element
reactivity series
a list of elements in order of their reactivity, from highest to lowest
displacement
chemical reaction in which a less reactive element is replaced in a compound by a more reactive one
electrolysis
a chemical change caused by passing an electric current through a compound which is either molten or in solution
coke
impure carbon used in the blast furnace
haematite
iron ore, containing iron oxide- Fe2O3
slag
molten impurities produced in the blast furnace including calcium silicate- CaSiO3
rusting
the corrosion of iron
galvanizing
the process used to coat iron or steel with a thin layer of zinc
sacrificial protection
the use of a more reactive metal to prevent the corrosion of iron
metallic bonding
the attraction of positive metal ions and delocalized electrons
delocalized electrons
electrons in a metal that are not attracted to a particular atom but are free to move
giant metal lattice
an ordered array of positive metal ions surrounded by a sea of delocalized electrons
conductivity
the ability of a metal to conduct an electric current due to movile delocalized electrons
malleavility
the ability for a metal to be reshaped