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Exploring Metal Reactions: Key Concepts and Definitions

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Exploring Metal Reactions: Key Concepts and Definitions

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  1. Reactions of Metals KS3 Unit 9e – Reactions of Metals

  2. Q1. What do we call a chemical that will easily react to form a new compound? KS3 Unit 9e – Reactions of Metals

  3. A1. Reactive KS3 Unit 9e – Reactions of Metals

  4. Q2. What are shiny, conductive substances called? KS3 Unit 9e – Reactions of Metals

  5. A2. Metals KS3 Unit 9e – Reactions of Metals

  6. Q3. This is found on the periodic table. It contains only one kind of atom KS3 Unit 9e – Reactions of Metals

  7. A3. An element KS3 Unit 9e – Reactions of Metals

  8. Q4. Give a word that means to do with heat KS3 Unit 9e – Reactions of Metals

  9. A4. Thermal KS3 Unit 9e – Reactions of Metals

  10. Q5. Name a reactive metallic element that makes up half of the atoms in common salt KS3 Unit 9e – Reactions of Metals

  11. A5. Sodium KS3 Unit 9e – Reactions of Metals

  12. Q6. Which halogen makes up half of the atoms in common salt? KS3 Unit 9e – Reactions of Metals

  13. A6. Chlorine KS3 Unit 9e – Reactions of Metals

  14. Q7. How do we describe the reactant that remains when a particular chemical reaction has finished called? KS3 Unit 9e – Reactions of Metals

  15. A7. It is in excess KS3 Unit 9e – Reactions of Metals

  16. Q8. What is formed in a neutralisation reaction together with water? KS3 Unit 9e – Reactions of Metals

  17. A8. A salt KS3 Unit 9e – Reactions of Metals

  18. Q9. Which word means to be able to be drawn (pulled) easily into a wire? KS3 Unit 9e – Reactions of Metals

  19. A9. Ductile KS3 Unit 9e – Reactions of Metals

  20. Q10. What is an output of a chemical reaction called? KS3 Unit 9e – Reactions of Metals

  21. A10. A product KS3 Unit 9e – Reactions of Metals

  22. Q11. What is the complete reaction between acid and alkali called? KS3 Unit 9e – Reactions of Metals

  23. A11. Neutralisation KS3 Unit 9e – Reactions of Metals

  24. Q12. What is a chemical with a pH value less than 7 called? Sulphuric and hydrochloric are examples. KS3 Unit 9e – Reactions of Metals

  25. A12. Acid KS3 Unit 9e – Reactions of Metals

  26. Q13. What are chemicals like sodium hydroxide with a pH value greater than 7called? KS3 Unit 9e – Reactions of Metals

  27. A13. Alkali KS3 Unit 9e – Reactions of Metals

  28. Q14. How do we describe a chemical like water with a pH value equal to 7? KS3 Unit 9e – Reactions of Metals

  29. A14. Neutral KS3 Unit 9e – Reactions of Metals

  30. Q15. Give a word for a metallic surface which gives a clear reflection KS3 Unit 9e – Reactions of Metals

  31. A15. Shiny KS3 Unit 9e – Reactions of Metals

  32. Q16. Name a glass vessel used to hold liquid chemicals and solutions KS3 Unit 9e – Reactions of Metals

  33. A16. Beaker KS3 Unit 9e – Reactions of Metals

  34. Q17. What do we call a material that is not easily broken? KS3 Unit 9e – Reactions of Metals

  35. A17. Tough KS3 Unit 9e – Reactions of Metals

  36. Q18. Name the visible characteristic of a chemical compound like copper sulphate KS3 Unit 9e – Reactions of Metals

  37. A18. Colour KS3 Unit 9e – Reactions of Metals

  38. Well Done!Now check your score KS3 Unit 9e – Reactions of Metals

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