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Metal ore
A
rock
containing enough metal/metal compounds so that it can be extracted and
sold
Metals
Potassium
Sodium
Calcium
Magnesium
Aluminium
Carbon
Zinc
Iron
Manganese
Lead
Copper
Silver
Gold
Platinum
Metals
more
reactive
than carbon
Extracted by
electrolysis
of motion compounds
Metals
less reactive than carbon
Can be extracted by
reduction
(displacement with carbon)
Inactive
metals
The most
unreactive
metals, found in the earth's
crust
Anything
below carbon
Can be
displaced
and it is
less
reactive than carbon
Will be able to be
displaced
from a compound
Oxidation
When
Oxygen
is added to a
substance
and reacts and combines with it
Combustion
Example of
oxidation
Reduction
When a substance
loses
Oxygen, and
gains
electrons
Redox
reaction
When both
oxidation
and
reduction
take place
Properties
of metals
Shiny
Good conductors
Dense
Malleable
Metallic
bonding
Metal atoms bond to form metallic bonds
Metal atoms
lose
electrons
to become
metal
ions
and lost electrons become
delocalised
Consists of layers of positive metal ions around a sea of
delocalised negative
electrons
The structure of
metals
allows their
electrons
to move freely, creating a path for electricity
The
bonding
between atoms helps
conducting
electricity
The structure and
bonding
allows atoms to
slide
past each other, making them malleable
Alloy
A
mixture
of elements including
one
metal
Pure substance
Consists only of a
single
element
or
compound
Impure substance
Mixture containing
2
different substances