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Chemistry End-Of-Yr

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Alkali Metals' strength   Very soft  
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Alkali Metals' reactivity   Very reactive with water - forms metal hydroxide  
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Alkali Metals' density   Low  
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Alkali Metals' compounds   Colourless  
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Alkali Metals' melting points   Low  
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Alkali Metal group trend   Melting point lowers as you move down the group and reactivity of metals increases as you move down the group  
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Transition Metals' melting points   High  
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Transition Metals' Reactivity   Low  
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Transition Metals' strength   Strong and hard  
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Transition Metals' density   Low  
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Transition Metals' compounds   Coloured  
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Halogens' melting points   Low  
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Halogens' strength   Brittle when solid  
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Halogens' conductivity   poor  
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Halogens' molecular structure   diatomic  
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Halogens' compounds   Coloured vapours  
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Halogens' trends   Melting points increase as you move down the group and colours become darker as you move down the group  
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Helium use   Balloons as it is less dense than air  
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Neon use   Advertising signs as it glows when electricity is passed through it  
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Argon use   Light bulbs as it stops the filament from burning away as it is unreactive  
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Krypton   Used in lasers.  
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Noble gas trends   Boiling points increase as you move down the group and density increase  
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Acid + Metal   Salt + Hydrogen  
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Acid + Metal Carbonate   Salt + Water + Carbon Dioxide  
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Acid + Alkali   Salt + Water  
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Acid + Metal Oxide   Salt + Water  
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How to make a salt using a soluble base   Titration  
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How to make a salt using an insoluble base   Add an excess of base then filter then evaporate water.  
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