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| NAME THE FOUR MAIN PARTS OF THE EARTH IN ORDER FROM THE DEEPEST IN THE EARTH |
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| INNER CORE, OUTER CORE, MANTLE, CRUST |
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| WHAT IS THE REACTIVITY SERIES |
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POTASSIUM
SODIUM
CALCIUM
MAGNESIUM
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| COPPER CARBONATE + SULPHURIC ACID = |
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| COPPER SULPHATE + WATER + CARBON DIOXIDE |
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| WHAT ARE THREE THINGS PUT IN A BLAST FURNACE TO MAKE IRON |
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| COKE, LIMESTONE, IRON OXIDE |
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| HOW HOT IS THE CENTER OF THE BLAST FURNACE |
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| WHAT IS PUMPED INTO A BLAST FURNACE |
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| WASTE GIVEN OFF FROM THE BLAST FURNACE |
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| WHAT CHARGE IS A CATHODE AND WHAT DO THEY ATTRACT |
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| CATHODE ARE NEGATIVLY CHARGED AND THEY ATTRACT METAL IONS |
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| When electrolysis is used, what is gained and what is lost? |
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Oxidation is lost
Reduction is gained |
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| Whare does reduction take place |
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Cu + 2e = a metal
is it reduction or oxidation |
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Cu(metal) = cu2+ + 2e
reduction or oxidation |
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| Electrolysis is splitting up compounds |
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| What are the three states of matter |
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| What are the four exceptions to the metal property rule |
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Graphite - non metal that cunducts electricity
Diamond - hard non metal
Mercury - metal that is a iquid
Sodium - soft metal |
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| What does the staircase line on the table represent |
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| it seperate metals from non metals |
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| In what order are elements listed in |
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| They are listed in their atomic number |
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| how many elements are there |
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| what part of the table doesn't have a group |
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| what are transition metals |
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| where are all the very reactive metals on the table |
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| in group alkali and alkaline |
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| one a symbol, 2 numbers are shown. what do they represent |
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the top one is the mass number
the bottom one is the atomic nomber |
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| compounds is when in chemical reaction elemtents combine together |
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| can be compounds be reversed so that elements return to their origional self |
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| are two or more elements mixed with together, however they are not chemically joined |
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| Name 6 or more of Non metal properties |
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1. non metals can be found on the periodic table
2. non metals are poor cundocters of heat
3. non metals are poor cunducters of electricity
4. non metals are not strong or hard wearing
5. non metals are dull
6.non metals are brittle
7. non metals have low melting and boiling points
8.non metals have low densities
9.non metals are not magnetic
10.non metals react with oxygen to make oxides
11.non metals oxides are acitic |
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| give 6 or more properties of metal |
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1. Metalscan be found in the periodic table
2. Metals cunduct electricity
3. Metals cunduct heat
4. Metals are strong nd tough
5. Metals are shiny when polished or freshly cut
6. Metals are malleable
7. Metals are sonorous
8. Metals are ductile
9. Metals have high melting and boiling points
10.metals have high densities
11. some metals are magnetic
12.matals make alloys when mixed with other metals
13. metals make oxides when reacted with oxygen
14. metallic oxides are basic |
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| what are the three types of rock |
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| sedementary, igneous, and metamorphic |
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| what are 2 examples of igneous rock |
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| what are 2 examples of metamorphic rock |
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| what are two example of sedementery rock |
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| limestone, calk, sadstone |
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| metamorphic to sedimantary |
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| sedimentary to metamorphic |
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| how much of the earths atmosphrere is nitrogen |
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| how much of the earth's atmosphere if oxygen |
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| what are the three ways that an earthquake could happen |
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1. a plate move oast eachother
2. a plate moves towards eachother
3. a plate move away from eachother |
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| prmary waves and are the first to hit. they are the fastest |
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| s waves are the second waves to hit |
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| love waves are the last and slowest to hot howver they do the most damage due to the large amount of amplitude |
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| what do longintude waves do |
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| longitudinal waves sends energy straight down the surface. this sends waves in the surface in the same direction |
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| what do longintude waves do |
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| longitudinal waves sends energy straight down the surface. this sends waves in the surface in the same direction |
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| what do longintude waves do |
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| longitudinal waves sends energy straight down the surface. this sends waves in the surface in the same direction |
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| what are transverse waves |
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| transverse waves sends energy side to side forcing the waves to go into different directions |
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| what are transverse waves |
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| transverse waves sends energy side to side forcing the waves to go into different directions |
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