Metal Properties
Corrosion
Metals & Water
Metals & Acids
Pure Metals & Alloys
100

We have two categories of properties; which category describes properties that can be observed or measured without forming a new substance?

Physical property

100

Rusting is the corrosion of this metal only

Iron

100

Reactive metals produce this gas when reacting with water

Hydrogen

100

The pH of acids is lower or higher than 7?

Lower

100

A metal mixed with other elements is called an _____

Alloy

200

Metals can transfer heat and electricity; what word do we use to describe this property?

Conductor/conductive
200

Rusting needs oxygen and this other substance

Water

200

Metals high in the reactivity series react with water very quickly OR slowly

quickly

200

Metal + acid → salt + _____

Hydrogen

200

Does a pure substance melt at a fixed temperature or over a range? 

Fixed temperature

300

This property allows metals to be bent or hammered into shape

Malleable

300

Corrosion is an example of a chemical reaction with oxygen. What is this type of reaction called?

Oxidation

300

The positive test for hydrogen gas is _____?

Squeaky pop when lit splint brought to the hydrogen gas

300

The bubbling seen during a metal + acid reaction is called ______

Effervescence

300

Steel is an alloy of iron and _____?

Carbon 

400

When a metal reacts with oxygen, this type of compound is formed

Metal oxide

400

What is the name of the layer that forms on metals that protects them from corrosion?

Oxide layer / oxidative layer

400

General reaction: metal + water → ________ + hydrogen gas

metal hydroxide

400

Hydrochloric acid forms salts ending in this name

...chloride

400

If a metallic substance melts between 1400°C and 1450°C, it is most likely a ______?

Alloy

500

This substance speeds up a reaction without being changed or used up

Catalyst

500

Barrier methods work by blocking _____ and _____ so metal cannot corrode

water and oxygen

500

Which is the most reactive alkali in the reactivity series in your book? 

Potassium

500

Why do we filter the solution when making a soluble salt? 

To remove the excess metal

500

Explain (using a particle model) why alloys are stronger

In an alloy: different-sized atoms disrupt/distort the layers and stop them from sliding easily 

This makes the alloy stronger and harder

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