Questão | Responda |
name all the outcomes of burning crude oil (starting at the hottest tempurature) and also name their use | Bitumen- surfaces roads Fuel Oil- fuel for ships Diesel Oil-Lorries, trains and some cars Kerosene-fuel for aircrafts petrol- fuel for cars gases- heating and cooking |
What are the characteristics of a short molecule chain? | its more flammable and very viscous (sticky/gloopy) |
What does complete combustion mean? | using plenty of oxygen and burns to produce CO2 and Water (safe burning) |
what does incomplete combustion mean? | when there isn't enough oxygen, and hydrocarbons burn to produce CO2 + Water BUT also Carbon monoxide and Carbon |
what are some effects of carbon monoxide? | its a toxic (poisonous) gas |
What do you need to consider when choosing the best fuel? | how easily it burns, how well it can be transported and stored wether it produces alot of ash and smoke the ammount of heat energy is given out |
how is acid rain formed? | Sulphur Dioxide is given out in power stations, and it mixes with cloud forming a weak sulfuric acid, and then when it rains it falls as acid rain |
what effects does acid rain have on the enviroment | it falls into rivers and lakes and kill plants and animals living in the water it kills trees damages limestone buildings and ruins stone statues |
What is a metal ore? | a metal that has been extracted from rocks |
Why is gold found uncombined? | its unreactive |
What does oxidation mean? | metals gain oxygen to form oxides |
When copper is oxidised what does it produce? | copper oxide |
What is the word that means oxygen is removed? | reduction |
What does the most common type of reduction reaction use? | carbon |
copper oxide + carbon GIVES?? | copper + Carbon dioxide |
what is the list called where metals can be shown how reactive they are? | reactivity series |
what extraction method is used for a metal higher than carbon? | electrolysis |
carbon is used to extract metals that are... | below carbon |
carbon is used to extract metals that are... | below carbon |
Why can iron ore be extracted from its ore using carbon? | because it is below carbon in the reactivity series |
What is the word equation for the reduction of iron? | iron oxide + carbon = iron + carbon dioxide |
what is the word used meaning breaking down using electricity? | electroloysis |
In electrolysis, what is the electricity applied by to the liquid? | electrodes |
how do you test for chlorine? | Chlorine bleaches damp litmus paper, turning it white (don't forget to mention DAMP litmus paper!!) |
What is a disadvantage of using electrolysis? | its veeeeery expensive |
name some properties of metals | strong, can be bent/hammered into shape, good conductor of heat/electricity |
name some everyday used of metals | strong but bendy- ie bridges/car bodies good conductor of heat- saucepan base good conductor of electricity- electrical wires |
what happens when metals corrode? | they become weaker |
which metals are more likely to corrode? | metals that are higher up in the reactivity series (ones that a more reactive) |
name some properties and used of aluminuim | light and doesn't corrode- aircrafts, window frames, |
Why does adding alloys make the metal stronger? | Different sized atoms are placed randomnly and inbetween the other atoms, and this makes it more difficult for the layers to slide and roll over eachother |
Why is recycling good? | it uses less resources, because one day we will run out of metals we have in the earth. it uses less energy uses less money makes less rubbish |
how is crude oil formed? | its formed when remains of plants and animals are buried, and over millions of years they turn into crude oil and then it's pumped out of the ground |
what is a hydrocarbon? | just hydrogen and carbon atoms |
how is crude oil split up? | using fractional distillation |
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