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Why is carbon dioxide not included on the periodic table?
Why is carbon dioxide not included on the periodic table?
Which of the following correctly describes the outer shell electrons in metals?
Which of the following correctly describes the outer shell electrons in metals?
What is a common property of elements within the same group in the periodic table?
What is a common property of elements within the same group in the periodic table?
Which of the following elements belongs to Group 1 of the periodic table?
Which of the following elements belongs to Group 1 of the periodic table?
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In a periodic table, elements are arranged in columns known as:
In a periodic table, elements are arranged in columns known as:
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The symbol 'Mg' represents which of the following elements?
The symbol 'Mg' represents which of the following elements?
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What defines the period of an element in the periodic table?
What defines the period of an element in the periodic table?
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What are the rows of the Periodic Table called?
What are the rows of the Periodic Table called?
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What characterizes alkali metals in Group 1?
What characterizes alkali metals in Group 1?
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Why are alkali metals stored in oil?
Why are alkali metals stored in oil?
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Which of the following is a property of alkali metals?
Which of the following is a property of alkali metals?
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What happens when alkali metals react with water?
What happens when alkali metals react with water?
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Which alkali metal is the most reactive based on the given content?
Which alkali metal is the most reactive based on the given content?
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What is one reason alkali metals are classified as unusual metals?
What is one reason alkali metals are classified as unusual metals?
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What happens when a metal reacts with an acid?
What happens when a metal reacts with an acid?
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Which noble gas has the highest relative atomic mass?
Which noble gas has the highest relative atomic mass?
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Which noble gas has the lowest boiling point?
Which noble gas has the lowest boiling point?
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As you go down the noble gas group, what trend is observed in relative atomic mass?
As you go down the noble gas group, what trend is observed in relative atomic mass?
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During the reaction of a metal with an acid, what is produced alongside salt?
During the reaction of a metal with an acid, what is produced alongside salt?
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What determines the name of the salt produced in a reaction between metal and acid?
What determines the name of the salt produced in a reaction between metal and acid?
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What occurs to the more reactive metal during a displacement reaction?
What occurs to the more reactive metal during a displacement reaction?
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In a displacement reaction, what happens to the less reactive metal?
In a displacement reaction, what happens to the less reactive metal?
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How can displacement reactions typically be identified?
How can displacement reactions typically be identified?
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Which command word suggests providing detailed explanations in exam questions?
Which command word suggests providing detailed explanations in exam questions?
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What is NOT a part of a displacement reaction process?
What is NOT a part of a displacement reaction process?
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Which of the following does not represent a displacement reaction?
Which of the following does not represent a displacement reaction?
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What is the product when magnesium reacts with hydrochloric acid?
What is the product when magnesium reacts with hydrochloric acid?
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What type of reaction occurs between a metal and an acid?
What type of reaction occurs between a metal and an acid?
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Which gas is produced when calcium reacts with hydrochloric acid?
Which gas is produced when calcium reacts with hydrochloric acid?
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In the reaction of zinc with oxygen, what is the expected product?
In the reaction of zinc with oxygen, what is the expected product?
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What is the correct general equation for oxidation?
What is the correct general equation for oxidation?
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What salt is produced when calcium reacts with sulfuric acid?
What salt is produced when calcium reacts with sulfuric acid?
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Which compound would form when copper reacts with nitric acid?
Which compound would form when copper reacts with nitric acid?
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What is formed when tin reacts with oxygen?
What is formed when tin reacts with oxygen?
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Study Notes
Chemistry Revision Topics
- Metals and non-metals are listed topics for revision.
- Groups and periods are included in the revision topics.
- Group 1 is a topic for revision.
- Group 7 is a topic for revision.
- Group O is a topic for revision.
- Acids and metals are listed topics for revision.
- Acid and oxygen are listed topics for revision.
- Metals and water are listed topics for revision.
- Metal displacement is a topic for revision.
Chemistry Equations
- Equations for Zinc + sulphuric acid must be completed.
- Equations for Copper + oxygen must be completed.
- Equations for Calcium + water must be completed.
- Equations for Magnesium + hydrochloric acid must be completed.
- Equations for Lithium + water must be completed.
Balancing Equations Worksheet
- Contains a list of chemical equations.
- Equations must be balanced.
Periodic Table
- The periodic table is a table of the chemical elements.
- Elements are arranged by their atomic number.
- The table displays important information about each element.
- The user should name many elements they can remember from the table.
- The user should explain why carbon dioxide is not on the table.
Think Pair Share
- The table provides a periodic table to look at.
- The questions include identifying non metals and determining if section A contains metals or nonmetals.
Literacy Task
- Text about the periodic table and the discovery of gallium.
- Question about the periodic table and gallium.
- Calculations regarding the periodic table.
Metallic Lattice
- The lattice is made up of positive ions and electrons.
- The electrons are delocalized.
- Delocalized electrons can transfer energy through metal.
Independent Task
- Categorise the properties of metals and non metals.
- Categorise the properties based on the properties of metals, non-metals or both.
- The task provides a table to complete based on the properties.
- The extension part of the question asks the user to name a metal that can rust.
- A further section asks if an unknown element is a metal or a non metal with an explanation.
Groups
- The numbers in the periodic table represent the group number.
- The groups are arranged downward in columns.
Groups
- Elements within a given group tend to have similar properties.
- Elements may have similar reactivity or density.
- Group 2 elements are similar in reactivity.
Periods
- Organized by row numbers.
- Atomic number determines the position.
Learning Pitstop
- Complete the sentences related to the periodic table by crossing out the incorrect answer.
- Complete the table with correct information about elements, symbols, groups, and periods.
- Suggest two pairs of elements that have similar properties.
Check for Understanding
- Table showing data relating to melting or boiling points.
- Questions relating to trends and the properties.
Exam Style Question
- Bar chart with melting points of three elements from the same group.
- The bar chart displays patterns relating to each element.
- Use the bar chart to estimate the melting point of zirconium.
Group 1 - Alkali Metals
- Group 1 elements are called alkali metals.
- These elements are very reactive.
- Francium is the most reactive of the alkali metals, found in small quantities on earth.
Group 1 Reactivity
- Alkali metals are stored in oil due to their reactivity.
- They react with oxygen and air.
- Alkali metals are soft and float on water.
- Group 1 reacts with water to form an alkaline compound.
Group 1 + Water
- Reaction of group 1 metal with water is given by the equation: metal + water → metal hydroxide + hydrogen.
- Equations must be completed and balanced for sodium and potassium reaction with water.
Check for Understanding
- Table showing melting points, boiling points, and reactivity with water aspects of group 1 elements.
- Describe the pattern in the data for Group 1 elements.
- Predict the missing properties of Group 1 elements from observed patterns.
The Halogens
- Halogens are non-metals located in Group 7.
- Halogens are toxic elements are room temperature.
- Fluorine is the most reactive and astatine is the least reactive halogen.
Appearance and State of Halogens
- Predict the state of various halogens at room temperature and the appearance of each.
Group 7 Displacement Reactions
- Only a more active element will displace a less reactive element.
- A more reactive element will displace a less reactive element to produce another chloride and bromine.
- Chlorine will displace bromine from potassium bromide.
- But chlorine cannot displace fluorine.
Apply Learning
- Completing equations using the reactivity rules.
Check for Understanding
- Table describing whether certain reactions will occur (Group 7 elements in water).
- Complete the table.
The Noble Gases
- Noble gases are found in Group 0 and are inert..
- Noble gases are colourless, odourless gases at room temperature.
Group O and Trends
- Explain the trend in boiling point and relative atomic mass in the noble gases as you go down the group.
- Data table with relevant information.
Check for Understanding
- Categorize properties of Group 0 elements into physical or chemical properties.
- Describe the differences between chemical and physical properties, using examples.
Check for Understanding
- Determine whether xenon will react with nitrogen.
- Using given data, predict the boiling point of krypton.
How do other metals react with acid?
- Anna adds metals to an acid.
- Compare the reactivity of different test tubes (metals).
- Identify the gas released.
Forming Salts
- Acid reacts with metal to form salt and hydrogen gas.
- The name of the salt is determined by the metal and the acid.
- Test for the presence of hydrogen gas.
Learning Pitstop
- Complete chemical equations for certain reactions by consulting a table.
Exam Style Question
- Reactions between iron, lead, and zinc with hydrochloric acid.
- Write two things that Lamek must do to compare the reactions fairly.
- Name the gas formed when a metal reacts with a dilute acid.
Oxidation
- Oxidization is the gain of oxygen by a substance.
- The general equation for oxidation is metal + oxygen → metal oxide.
- Complete the equations using provided example equations.
Balancing Equations
- Practice balancing chemical equations.
- Examples of balancing equations are provided.
Metals and Water.
- General equation that follows for these reactions is metal + water → metal hydroxide + hydrogen.
- Complete the following word equations.
Exam Style Question - Completing equations
- Complete the word (chemical) equations that involve reactions of compounds.
Group 1 metals and water
- Detail how lithium, sodium, and potassium react with water.
- Include equations.
Exam Style Question
- Anne adds certain metals to water.
- Match each metal to a particular observation (bubbles, no change, coloured flame).
Identifying a displacement reaction
- Displacement reactions occur when a more reactive metal displaces a less reactive metal in solution.
- Reactivity series and displacement reactions.
Learning check
- The reactivity series is used to predict if reactions will occur.
- Write the equations for the given pairs of substances.
Exam Style Question
- Katya is investigating displacement reactions between pairs of substances
- Write down the letters of two pairs of substances that react.
- Explain why the pairs react.
- Choose one pairs of substances that react, and write the word equation for the reaction.
Exam Style Question - Unknown solutions
- Bob has unknown salt solutions.
- Explain how Bob can use the given materials to identify each solution.
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Test your knowledge on key concepts related to metals, their properties, and the periodic table. This quiz covers topics such as metallic lattices, electron arrangements, and characteristics of elements. Perfect for students looking to strengthen their understanding of chemistry fundamentals.
