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CHEMISTRY 2
Metals and their extractions
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What does oxidation refer to?
Oxidation
refers to the process of
gaining oxygen
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What happens when magnesium is combined with oxygen?
Magnesium is oxidized to form magnesium oxide
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What is reduction in terms of oxygen?
Reduction
is the
loss
of
oxygen
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What occurs when magnesium oxide is broken down?
Magnesium is
reduced
back to
magnesium
and
oxygen
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Why do most metals oxidize when exposed to oxygen?
Because
they are fairly reactive
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What is iron oxide more commonly known as?
Rust
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Why do unreactive metals like gold often exist as pure metals?
Because they are too
unreactive
to react with
oxygen
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What is the most common bonding element for metals?
Oxygen
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What does reduction aim to achieve in the context of metal oxides?
To remove
oxygen
and obtain
pure
metals
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How can metal oxides be reduced to obtain pure metals?
By reacting them with carbon
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What does carbon do in the reduction process of metal oxides?
Carbon takes the
oxygen
from the
metal
to form
carbon dioxide
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What is the reaction of copper oxide with carbon?
Copper oxide plus carbon reacts to form copper plus carbon dioxide
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Why can't all metals be reduced using carbon?
Only metals that are
less reactive
than carbon can be reduced this way
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What is the process called for extracting more reactive metals?
Electrolysis
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What is a characteristic of electrolysis?
It requires a lot of
energy
and is
expensive
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What are iron
ores
?
Metal-rich
compounds from which metals can be
extracted
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What is the most common iron ore mentioned?
Fe
<
sub
>2</sub>
O
<sub>3</sub> (
iron oxide
)
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How do we isolate pure iron from iron oxide?
By
reducing Fe
<
sub
>2</sub>
O
<
sub
>3</sub> with
carbon
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What is the balanced equation for the reduction of Fe<sub>
2</sub>O
<
sub
>3</sub> with carbon?
Fe
<sub>2</sub>
O
<sub>3</sub>
+ C → Fe
+ CO<sub>2</sub>
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What is required to facilitate the reduction of iron oxide with carbon?
Heat
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