chem higher paper 1

    Cards (20)

    • Explain why the alloy of copper & zinc is harder than pure copper

      • pure copper atoms are all same size so they can slide over each other
      • but zinc atoms are different sizes so they cant slide over each other
    • calculate mass of copper in 5.25g
      • %/100 x 5.25
      • 5.25 - ans
      • 4.54
    • why is excess copper carbonate used in stage 1 

      • to make sure all acid has reacted w carbonate
    • Describe how the student could produce copper sulfate crystals from copper sulfate solution in beaker N 

      • heat it
      • leave in coool place for 24hrs until crystals form
    • Why does mass of contents of test tube decrease in mass when copper carbonate is thermally decomposed
      co2 produced escapes
    • Compare the structure & bonding of sodium chloride & o2
      • NaCl has giant ionic lattice structure
      • ionic bonding between metal & non-metals
      • strong electrostatic forces between ions
      • o2 is simple covalent bond
      • 2 pairs of electrons shared
    • What is meant by strong acid?

      • fully ionises in aq solutions
    • what is meant by dilute aq solution?

      • less no. of H+ ions in a large vol.
    • How does the hydrogen ion concentration change?

      • decreases by a factor of 100
    • Write an ionic equation for the reaction between an acid & alkali
      H+ + OH- -> H2O
    • Give two improvements to the method to produce more accurate results

      • fit plastic lid
    • Calculate the mass of H that is needed to produce 25g of ammonia
      • mass/mr = 25/17 = ans
      • ans / 2, then x 3 = ans2
      • ans2 x Ar(2) = 4.411...
    • Calculate bond energy X for the H-H bond

      • reactants 945
      • products 391 x 6 = 2346
      • 93 + 2346 = 2439 - 945 = 1494
      • 1494/3 = 498
    • Name 1 metal that's found in earth as an metal itself

      • gold
    • Suggest most economical method for extracting metal z from an oxide of metal z

      • reduction w carbon
    • Name substance x shown in figure 10
      • cryolite
    • Explain what happens to positive carbon electrodes during extraction of aluminium from aluminium oxide
      • positive electrode is made on carbon
      • reacts w o2 to form c02 which escapes
      • so positive electrode has to be replaced
    • Half equation for reaction of negative electrode
      • Al3+ + 3e- -> Al
    • Explain why chlorine is more reactive than bromine
      • has fewer electron shells
      • electrons on the outer shell are closer to nucleus
      • stronger force of attraction
      • so easier to gain 1 electron
    • Explain why carbon nanotubes can conduct electricity 

      • delocalised electrons r free moving so they can move around structure
      • carry a charge
      • ionic bonding
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