The Atom
Acids and Alkalis
Separating Techniques
Protection from rusting
Reactivity series
100

Relative charge -1

What's the charge of the electron

100

Strong acid.

What's Hydrochloric acid?

100

Separating an insoluble substance from a liquid.

What's filtration?

100

hydrated Iron oxide.

What's rust?

100

Reacts violently with water

What's potassium?

200

Atomic Number 1

What's the atomic number of Hydrogen?

200

Ph

What's the scale for measuring Acidity/Alkalinity? 

200

Heating a substance until one evaporates.

What's Evaporation?

200

Water and air.

What are the things needed for rusting?

200

Unreactive.

What's gold?

300

Neutral embedded Charge.

What's a neutron?

300

Strong Alkali

Sodium Hydroxide

300

Chromatography.

What's the separation technique that moves pigment from a solvent?

300

Painting.

What's it called when a protective coat is applied to a metal?

300

Unreactive gas in air

What's Nitrogen?

400

Plumb puding Model.

What model was suggested by JJ Thomson?

400

Water and a salt

What are the products of a neutralisation reaction?

400

Simple distillation.

What's the technique called that separates two substances with different boiling points?

400

Oil or grease applied to metal.

What's lubrication?

400

Likely to lose an electron.

What's Lithium?

500

Probable place of Electrons.

What's an electron shell?

500

Metal salt and Hydrogen

What are the products of a metal and and acid

500

Separating many substances with different boiling points.

What's fractional distillation?

500

Galvanization

What is it called when a substance is coated with a less reactive metal?

500

No reaction.

What happens when you add gold to potassium oxide?