Sunday, 9 July 2017

2.15: Understand How Metals can be Arranged in a Reactivity Series Based on their Reactions with: Water and Dilute Hydrochloric or Sulfuric Acid



REACTIVITY SERIES:
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METAL
REACTS WITH WATER
REACTS WITH ACID
MOST REACTIVE


POTASSIUM


SODIUM


LITHIUM


CALCIUM


MAGNESIUM


ALUMINIUM


CARBON


ZINC


IRON


HYDROGEN


COPPER


SILVER


GOLD


LEAST REACTIVE


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ARRANGEMENT OF METALS IN REACTIVITY SERIES BASED ON REACTION WITH WATER AND ACIDS
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Metals on top of reactivity series will react more vigorously with Water and Dilute Acids as they are more reactive, whilst Metals at the bottom of the reactivity series will react slowly or will not react with Water and Dilute Acids as they are less reactive



*REACTION WITH WATER:
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The table below shows how the Metals from the reactivity series reacts with Water:


METAL
REACTION WITH WATER
POTASSIUM
  • Violently
  • Melts into a shiny ball that dashes around the surface
  • Burns with a Lilac-coloured flame

SODIUM
  • Very quickly
  • Bubbles of Gas
  • Melts into a shiny ball that dashes around the surface

LITHIUM
  • Quickly
  • Bubbles of Gas

CALCIUM
  • More slowly
  • Bubbles of Gas
  • White precipitate produced


ELEMENTS BELOW CALCIUM IN REACTIVITY SERIES WILL NOT REACT WITH WATER






*REACTION WITH DILUTE HYDROCHLORIC ACID OR SULFURIC ACID:
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The Table Below Shows How the Metals from the Reactivity Series Reacts with Water:
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METAL
REACTION WITH DILUTE ACID
POTASSIUM
  • Reacts vigorously
  • Bubbles of Gas
  • Potassium disappears

SODIUM
  • Reacts vigorously
  • Bubbles of Gas
  • Sodium disappears

LITHIUM
  • Reacts vigorously
  • Bubbles of Gas
  • Lithium disappears

CALCIUM
  • Reacts vigorously
  • Bubbles of Gas
  • Calcium disappears

MAGNESIUM
  • Reacts quickly
  • Bubbles of Gas
  • Magnesium disappears
  • Exothermic
  • Colourless solution formed

ZINC
  • Reacts more slowly than Magnesium
  • Bubbles of Gas
  • Zinc disappears
  • Colourless solution formed

IRON
  • Reacts more slowly than Zinc
  • Bubbles of Gas
  • Iron disappears
  • Pale Green solution formed


ELEMENTS BELOW IRON IN REACTIVITY SERIES WILL NOT REACT WITH ACIDS

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