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Year 9 reactivity series

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Question 3
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Question 4
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Other Answer Choices:
Ti
Cu
Na
C as graphite
Question 5
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1 = ___________
2= _________________
3 = ___________
4 = ___________
Other Answer Choices:
copper
carbon
oxygen
copper oxide
Question 6
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Question 9
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Question 11
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_______________ metals are found in the Earth’s crust as the uncombined elements.
_____________ metals are found in the earths crust as compounds.
_________ would be found as the uncombined element
______________ would be found as the compound ____________________
Other Answer Choices:
reactive
aluminium
unreactive
gold
aluminium oxide
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Question 21
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Other Answer Choices:
Fe
Au
Al
Hg
Question 22
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Question 26
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More reactive metals __________ resistant to corrosion than less reactive metals?
Question 27
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Less reactive metals __________ resistant to corrosion than less reactive metals?
Question 28
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Question 29
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Which two of the following are properties of iron (steel), that make it suitable for building bridges?


  • it can be bent and shaped
  • it does not corrode
  • it has a low melting point
  • it is a good conductor of heat
  • it is a strong metal
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Au (gold)
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Ca (calcium)
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Cu (copper)
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Ti (titanium)
Sodium + water produces:
Sodium hydroxide + hydrogen
Sodium oxide + hydrogen
Sodium chloride + water
Sodium hydroxide + carbon dioxide + water
Sodium + hydrochloric acid produces:
Sodium hydroxide + hydrogen
Sodium oxide + hydrogen
Sodium chloride + water
Sodium hydroxide + carbon dioxide + water
Sodium chloride + hydrogen
The reaction of sodium with water is:
More vigorous than the reaction of zinc with water
Less vigorous than the reaction of zinc with water
The reaction of sodium with water is:
More vigorous than the reaction of potassium with water
Less vigorous than the reaction of potassium with water
Based on the answer to the last two questions place the following in order of reactivity from most reactive to least reactive
Sodium
Zinc
Potassium
Oxidation is the ____________ of oxygen.
Gain
Loss
Reduction is the _____________ of oxygen.
loss
gain
Extraction of gold metal from an ore involves:
Electrolysis
Reduction with carbon
No extraction is needed as the metal is found uncombined
Extraction of aluminium metal from an ore involves:
Electrolysis
Reduction with carbon
No extraction is needed as the metal is found uncombined
Extraction of iron metal from an ore involves:
Electrolysis
Reduction with carbon
No extraction is needed as the metal is found uncombined
Metals above carbon in the reactivity series are extracted using:

Electrolysis
Reduction with carbon
No extraction is needed as the metal is found uncombined
Metals below carbon in the reactivity series are extracted using:

Electrolysis
Reduction with carbon
No extraction is needed as the metal is found uncombined
The method used to extract a metal from its compounds depends on ......
the colour of the metal.
the density of the metal.
the hardness of the metal.
the reactivity of the metal.
Aluminium is extracted from bauxite using:
Electrolysis
Reduction with carbon
No extraction is needed as the metal is found uncombined
Hint you saw a demonstration of this in Year 8
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Iron is extracted from haematite using:
Electrolysis
Reduction with carbon
No extraction is needed as the metal is found uncombined
Using plants to extract copper from low-grade ore is called:
Bioleaching
Phytoextraction
Using bacteria to extract copper from low-grade ore is called:
Bioleaching
Phytoextraction
Which of the following are advantages of recycling metals?

Hint use the mark allocation to guide you.
Recycling is cheaper
Recycling preserves the environment
Recycling preserves the finite raw materials
Which of the following are part of a life cycle assessment?

Hint use the marks to guide you!
Obtaining the raw materials
Manufacturing the product
Using the product
Disposing of the product