Richard Harwood and Ian Lodge Solutions for Chapter: Patterns and Properties of Metals, Exercise 2: Exercise 8.2

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Richard Harwood Chemistry Solutions for Exercise - Richard Harwood and Ian Lodge Solutions for Chapter: Patterns and Properties of Metals, Exercise 2: Exercise 8.2

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Questions from Richard Harwood and Ian Lodge Solutions for Chapter: Patterns and Properties of Metals, Exercise 2: Exercise 8.2 with Hints & Solutions

EASY
Upper Secondary-IGCSE
IMPORTANT

Magnesium reacts very slowly indeed with cold water but it does react strongly with steam to give magnesium oxide and a gas. Write the word equation for the reaction between magnesium and steam.

MEDIUM
Upper Secondary-IGCSE
IMPORTANT

Choose one metal from the reactivity series that will not react with steam.

MEDIUM
Upper Secondary-IGCSE
IMPORTANT

Choose one metal from the reactivity series that will safely react with dilute sulphuric acid.

HARD
Upper Secondary-IGCSE
IMPORTANT

In each of the experiments below, a piece of metal is placed in a solution of a metal salt. Complete the table of observations.

  Question Image Question Image Question Image Question Image Question Image
At start Colour of metal grey _____ silver-coloured silver-coloured _____
Colour of solution colourless _____ blue blue colourless
At finish Colour of metal coated with silver coloured crystals _____ coated with brown solid silver-coloured coated with silver-coloured crystals
Colour of solution colourless _____ colourless blue _____

 

HARD
Upper Secondary-IGCSE
IMPORTANT

In each of the experiments below, a piece of metal is placed in a solution of a metal salt. The observation table is shown below:

  Question Image Question Image Question Image Question Image Question Image
At start Colour of metal grey grey silver-coloured silver-coloured brown
Colour of solution colourless blue blue blue colourless
At finish Colour of metal Coated with silver coloured crystals Coated with brown solid Coated with brown solid silver-coloured Coated with silver-coloured crystals
Colour of solution colourless colourless colourless blue blue

Use these results to place the metals copper, silver, tin and zinc in order of the reactivity (putting the most reactive metal first).