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GCSE Chemistry – The reactivity series

Last updated: 06/07/2020

CCEA GCSE Science – Chemistry higher Atomic structure GCSE Chemistry – The reactivity series

Learning Objectives

-I can relate reactivity to the formation of positive ions
-I can describe and explain displacement reactions between metals
-I can use experimental data to place a metal in the reactivity series
-I can relate the reactivity of a metal to the ease of extraction

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Question 1 of 32

1. Question
Where are metals found?
- In the Earth
- In the ocean
- In the shops
- In fruits
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Question 2 of 32

2. Question
Where are metals found?
- Ores
- Acids
- Wood
- Fossils
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Question 3 of 32

3. Question
Where are metals found?
- Rocks
- Wood
- Fossil fuels
- Coal
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Question 4 of 32

4. Question
What type of ions do metal form?
- Positive ions
- Negative ions
- Neutral ions
- No ions
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Question 5 of 32

5. Question
How can the reactivity of metals be defined?
- The ease of metals losing electrons to form positive ions
- The ease of metals losing protons to form negative ions
- The ease of metals losing protons to form positive ions
- The ease of metals losing electrons to form negative ions
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Question 6 of 32

6. Question
What is the definition of a displacement reaction?
- A reaction where a more reactive element displaces the less reactive element
- A reaction where a less reactive element displaces the more reactive element
- A reaction where a less reactive element reacts with the more reactive element
- A reaction where a more reactive element reacts with the less reactive element
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Question 7 of 32

7. Question
Describe the displacement of a more reactive metal.
- The more reactive metal will displace the less reactive metal
- The more reactive metal will not displace the less reactive metal
- The less reactive metal will displace the more reactive metal
- Displacement reactions are not dependant on the reactivity of a metal
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Question 8 of 32

8. Question
Describe the displacement of a less reactive metal.
- The less reactive metal will not displace the more reactive metal
- The less reactive metal will displace the more reactive metal
- The more reactive metal will not displace the less reactive metal
- Displacement reactions are not dependant on the reactivity of a metal
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Question 9 of 32

9. Question
Lead phosphate is being used within an experiment, state whether the lead will be displaced by silver?
- Yes it will be displaced
- No it will not be displaced
- It may be displaced
- Only will displace if large volumes of silver is used
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Question 10 of 32

10. Question
Lead phosphate is being used within an experiment, state whether the lead will be displaced by gold?
- Yes it will be displaced
- No it will not be displaced
- It may be displaced
- Only will displace if large volumes of gold is used
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Question 11 of 32

11. Question
Lead phosphate is being used within an experiment, state whether the lead will be displaced by tin?
- No it will not be displaced
- Yes it will be displaced
- It may be displaced
- Only will displace if large volumes of tin is used
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Question 12 of 32

12. Question
Lead phosphate is being used within an experiment, state whether the lead will be displaced by iron?
- No it will not be displaced
- Yes it will be displaced
- It may be displaced
- Only will displace if large volumes of iron is used
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Question 13 of 32

13. Question
Copper carbonate is being used within an experiment, state whether the copper will be displaced by silver?
- Yes it will be displaced
- No it will not be displaced
- It may be displaced
- Only will displace if large volumes of silver is used
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Question 14 of 32

14. Question
Copper carbonate is being used within an experiment, state whether the copper will be displaced by magnesium?
- No it will not be displaced
- No it will not be displaced
- It may be displaced
- Only will displace if large volumes of iron is used
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Question 15 of 32

15. Question
Copper carbonate is being used within an experiment, state whether the copper will be displaced by gold?
- Yes it will be displaced
- No it will not be displaced
- It may be displaced
- Only will displace if large volumes of magnesium is used
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Question 16 of 32

16. Question
Copper carbonate is being used within an experiment, state whether the copper will be displaced by zinc?
- No it will not be displaced
- Yes it will be displaced
- It may be displaced
- Only will displace if large volumes of zinc is used
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Question 17 of 32

17. Question
Copper carbonate is being used within an experiment, state whether the copper will be displaced by lead?
- No it will not be displaced
- Yes it will be displaced
- It may be displaced
- Only will displace if large volumes of lead is used
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Question 18 of 32

18. Question
Iron chloride is being used within an experiment, state whether the iron will be displaced by calcium?
- Yes it will be displaced
- No it will not be displaced
- It may be displaced
- Only will displace if large volumes of calcium is used
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Question 19 of 32

19. Question
Iron chloride is being used within an experiment, state whether the iron will be displaced by lead?
- No it will not be displaced
- Yes it will be displaced
- It may be displaced
- Only will displace if large volumes of lead is used
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Question 20 of 32

20. Question
Iron chloride is being used within an experiment, state whether the iron will be displaced by copper?
- No it will not be displaced
- Yes it will be displaced
- It may be displaced
- Only will displace if large volumes of copper is used
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Question 21 of 32

21. Question
Iron chloride is being used within an experiment, state whether the iron will be displaced by lithium?
- Yes it will be displaced
- No it will not be displaced
- It may be displaced
- Only will displace if large volumes of calcium is used
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Question 22 of 32

22. Question
Potassium nitrate is being used within an experiment, state whether the potassium will be displaced by zinc?
- No it will not be displaced
- Yes it will be displaced
- It may be displaced
- Only will displace if large volumes of zinc is used
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Question 23 of 32

23. Question
Potassium nitrate is being used within an experiment, state whether the potassium will be displaced by aluminium?
- No it will not be displaced
- Yes it will be displaced
- It may be displaced
- Only will displace if large volumes of aluminium is used
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Question 24 of 32

24. Question
Potassium nitrate is being used within an experiment, state whether the potassium will be displaced by magnesium?
- No it will not be displaced
- Yes it will be displaced
- It may be displaced
- Only will displace if large volumes of magnesium is used
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Question 25 of 32

25. Question
Potassium nitrate is being used within an experiment, state whether the potassium will be displaced by sodium?
- No it will not be displaced
- Yes it will be displaced
- It may be displaced
- Only will displace if large volumes of sodium is used
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Question 26 of 32

26. Question
What is the definition of a metal ore?
- A rock with a large amount of metal in
- An acidic rock
- An organic rock
- A rock with a large amount of an element in
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Question 27 of 32

27. Question
What needs to be done to the metal within an ore once found?
- Extracted and purified
- Purified and distilled
- Extracted and condensed
- Purified and reburied
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Question 28 of 32

28. Question
What metal from the reactivity series can be used to extract an oxide from its ore?
- Carbon
- Potassium
- Zinc
- Gold
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Question 29 of 32

29. Question
Where is carbon on the reactivity series?
- In the middle
- At the top
- At the bottom
- It is not in the reactivity series
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Question 30 of 32

30. Question
What can be extracted using carbon?
- Oxides
- Hydroxides
- Hydrogen gas
- Carbonates
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Question 31 of 32

31. Question
What type of reaction is the extraction using carbon?
- Displacement
- Neutralisation
- Decomposition
- Reduction
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Question 32 of 32

32. Question
What region of metals can be extracting using by carbon?
- Metals lower than carbon
- Metals higher than carbon
- Metals at the same height as carbon
- No metals
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