Revision on Chemical Changes

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Revision on Chemical Changes What compound is made when you react metal oxides with the following: Carbon Hydrogen

Finished? Try the questions on page 100-101. 1. Write down the metals in order of their reactivity 2. Which gas is given off when a metal reacts with water and acids. What is the test for this gas? 3. What is a displacement reaction? 4. Where is hydrogen and carbon placed in the reactivity series? Describe what happens. 9. What is a salt? Write the equation and example. 6. Which metals are so unreactive they are found as the metals without reacting with anything else? 5. What is a metal ore? 8. What is reduction of oxide by hydrogen? 7. What is reduction of oxide by carbon? 14. Write the equation for acids and carbonates and write an example of this. 10. Draw a diagram to show how copper sulfate crystals are obtained. 12. Copy the table of charges for positive and negative ions. 13. Write an equation to show a reaction between acid and alkali and what they are made up of. Finished? Try the questions on page 100-101. 11. What is neutralisation? Writ the equation and an example. 15. Draw the pH scale and label with what it shows and examples.

Finished? Try the questions on page 100-101. 1. Write down the metals in order of their reactivity 2. Which gas is given off when a metal reacts with water and acids. What is the test for this gas? 3. What is a displacement reaction? 4. Where is hydrogen and carbon placed in the reactivity series? Describe what happens. 9. What is a salt? Write the equation and example. 6. Which metals are so unreactive they are found as the metals without reacting with anything else? 5. What is a metal ore? 8. What is reduction of oxide by hydrogen? 7. What is reduction of oxide by carbon? 14. Write the equation for acids and carbonates and write an example of this. 10. Draw a diagram to show how copper sulfate crystals are obtained. 12. Copy the table of charges for positive and negative ions. 13. Write an equation to show a reaction between acid and alkali and what they are made up of. Finished? Try the questions on page 100-101. 11. What is neutralisation? Writ the equation and an example. 15. Draw the pH scale and label with what it shows and examples.