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In this worksheet, we will practice using the reactions of metals with water, acids, oxygen, hydrogen, and metal oxides to determine the metals order of reactivity. Q1: When powdered metal A is mixed with an aqueous solution containing ions of metal B, a precipitate of metal B is formed. Based on this observation, what may be concluded about the relative reactivities of metals A and B? AMetal A is less reactive than metal B. BMetal A is more reactive than metal B. CIt is not possible to determine the relative reactivities of the two metals. DMetals A and B are equally reactive. Q2: It is often necessary to paint or galvanize iron objects to protect them from corrosion. Aluminum, however, resists corrosion without the need for a protective coating. Why is the corrosion resistance of aluminum greater than that of iron? AAluminum reacts with oxygen in the air to form a protective layer of aluminum oxide. BAluminum is less reactive than iron so is corroded more slowly by oxygen in the air. CWater in the air binds to aluminum to form a protective layer. DAluminum is less reactive than oxygen so does not corrode in the presence of air. EAluminum reacts with nitrogen in the air to form a protective layer of aluminum nitride. Q3: Which of the following statements describing the reactivity between pairs of metals is not correct? AMagnesium is more reactive than zinc. BSilver is more reactive than gold. CIron is more reactive than sodium. DPotassium is more reactive than aluminum. ECalcium is more reactive than copper. Q4: Which of the following carbonate salts is the most thermally stable? ANaCO23 BCuCO3 CMgCO3 DFeCO3 EPbCO3 Q5: The table below shows a series of reactions between elemental metals and metal salts and the products that form. Using this table, what is the order of the elements from most to least reactive? SilverMagnesiumIronSilver NitrateNo reactionMagnesium nitrate and silverIron nitrate and silverMagnesium SulfateNo reactionNo reactionNo reactionIron ChlorideNo reactionMagnesium chloride and ironNo reaction AMagnesium, iron, silver BIron, magnesium, silver CSilver, iron, magnesium DIron, silver, magnesium ESilver, magnesium, iron Q6: The following is a reactivity series for a select number of metals. PotassiumMagnesiumZincTinCopper Which metal will react most vigorously with hydrochloric acid? AZinc BMagnesium CTin DCopper EPotassium Which metal will not react at all with water or steam? ATin BCopper CPotassium DZinc EMagnesium Which metal will only be displaced by one of the other metals? APotassium BCopper CTin DZinc EMagnesium Q7: For which of the following chemical equations will no reaction occur? ACu+AgNO3 BFeO+2Al23 CCu+ZnSO4 DMg+2HCl EFe+Pb(NO)32 Q8: The table below shows a partially filled reactivity series. Which of the following elements could X be? PotassiumSodiumCalciumMagnesiumAluminumZincIronXSilver ACopper BGold CLithium DCarbon Q9: A student is given 3 metals, X, Y, and Z, and is told they are calcium, tin, and zinc. The student performs several different experiments and notes their observations in the table below. Using this information, identify metals X, Y, and Z.MetalReaction with Different SubstancesWaterDilute HClO2 in the AirXSlow reactionFizzing, production of H2 gas, and formation of a saltReacting moderately in airYSlight reaction with steamSlow reaction with warm acid onlyReacting slowly and only when heatedZFizzing and production of H2 gasFizzing, production of H2 gas, and formation of a saltBurning readily and quickly in air AX: calcium, Y: zinc, and Z: tin BX: tin, Y: zinc, and Z: calcium CX: zinc, Y: calcium, and Z: tin DX: zinc, Y: tin, and Z: calcium EX: tin, Y: calcium, and Z: zinc Q10: An iron nail is placed into four different metal salt solutions as shown in the diagram below. In which solution will a reaction occur? Youre Reading a Free Preview Page 3 is not shown in this preview. 5 Types of Chemical Reactions: Ppt, worksheets, labsPowerpoint includes descriptions of 5 simple types of chemical reactions, use of solubility rules in double replacement reactions, activity series in single replacement reactions and review equations with a class competition.Worksheets for reinforcement of each topic.Lab activities for observing rea$15.30Price $15.30$17.00Original Price $17.00Save $1.70Many examples of single replacement reactions. Students predict products and balance the resulting equations. Activity series is alongside the reactions for easy access.
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