Tung Tung Tung Revision.

Ionic compounds

100

Write the ionic compound for Magnesium Chloride. 

MgCl₂

200

Na(OH)₂ is the correct formula. True or false? 

False - NaOH

300

Write the ionic compound for Calcium Fluoride.

CaF₂

400

Name the following: KCl, LF, CaCO₃

Potassium chloride, Lithium fluoride, Calcium carbonate. 

500

Write the ionic formula for Aluminium hydroxide. 

Al(OH)₃

Types of chemical reactions

100

Magnesium + oxygen ---> Magnesium Oxide 

Combustion

200

A metal reacts with an acid and is higher on the reactivity series than the cation in the compound, what sort of reaction am I? 

Single displacement. 

300

What sort of reaction is this P₄ + 3O₂ ---> 2P₂O₃ ?

Synthesis. 

400

CaCO₃  ---> CaO + CO₂

Decomposition 

500

Sodium hydroxide and calcium bromide react together. What sort of reaction is occurring? 

Precipitation reaction. 

Balancing chemical equations

100

When balancing equations, what is the only aspect you can change? 

Coefficients. 

200

Ca(OH)₂ + CO₂ ---> CaCO₃ + H₂O

Jokes on you! It's already balanced. 

300

BOMB

Do the griddy as a group through the middle of the class or lose 600 points. 

400

NaOH + CO₂ --> Na₂CO₃ + H₂O

2NaOH + CO₂ --> Na₂CO₃ + H₂O

500

Aluminum metal reacts with iron (II) oxide powder to produce aluminum oxide solid and iron metal.

2Al + 3FeO --> Al₂O₃ + 3Fe

Products formed

100

Metal + acid

metal salt + hydrogen gas

200

metal + water

metal hydroxide + hydrogen gas

300

Metal + halogen 

Metal Halide

400

Metal + oxygen

Metal Oxide

500

Metal carbonate + acid

metal salt + water + carbon dioxide 

Random

100

As you go across period 2, what is the trend? 

More protons = stronger attraction to the nucleus = electrons pulled in closer = harder to repel valence electrons. 

200

As you go up the halogen group what is the trend...

Halogens want to gain an electron (electronegativity) = going up the group means there are less shells = increases the attraction to the nucleus = easy to attract an electron. Overall, increasing reactivity. 

300

As you go down the alkali metals, what is the trend? 

More shells = less attractive forces to the nucleus = easier to repel electrons = group 1 metals want to lose an electron to become a cation. Therefore, more reactive.

400

BOMB

Act like you are a jet flying around for river fire but every 5 seconds you have to dab. Do this for 30 seconds or lose 800 points. 

500

What are the 5 factors that impact rate of reaction? 

surface area, temperature, pressure, concentration and catalyst.