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8Fe Chemical trends beta

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1.

Match the alkali metal with its corresponding reactivity with water.

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Lithium

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Very high

Sodium

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Moderate

Potassium

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High

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2.

Match the alkali metal with its corresponding melting point.

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Potassium

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97.72 °C

Lithium

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63.38 °C

Sodium

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180.5 °C

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3.

Which alkali metal is the most reactive?

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4.

Alkali metals become more reactive as you move...

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5.

The reactivity of alkali metals with water...

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6.

What oxide is formed when magnesium reacts with oxygen?

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When aluminum combines with oxygen, what is the resulting oxide called?

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What is the product of the reaction between sulfur and oxygen?

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9.

Which oxide is produced when carbon reacts with oxygen?

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Metal oxides are formed when metals react with oxygen.

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Oxides are compounds that contain only one oxygen atom.