GCSE Chemistry C1
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| What are all substances made up of? | Atoms.
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| How many types of atom does an element contain? | One.
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| How can different atoms bond together? | By giving, taking, or sharing electrons to form compunds.
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| What is limestone mainly made of? | Calcium Carbonate (CaCO3)
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| What is limestone used for? | Building.
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| What happens when limestone is heated? | Thermally decomposes.
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| What products are produced when limestone thermally decomposes? | Quicklime + Carbon dioxide (Cao + CO2)
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| What happens to some carbonates when we heat them? | They thermally decompose.
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| What makes a balanced equation? | Equal numbers of each atom on each side of a chemical equation.
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| What is 'The Conservation of Mass'? | Mass of reactants = Mass of products
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| What is produced when water is added to quicklime? | Slaked Lime Ca(OH)3
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| How do you create lime mortar? | Mixing Slaked lime with sand and adding water.
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| How is cement made? | Heating limestone and clay in a kiln.
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| How is concrete made? | Mixing crushed rocks, cement and sand with water.
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| How is glass made? | Heating powdered limestone, sand and sodium carbonate very strongly.
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| How many elemets does the Earths crust contain? | Many.
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| What is a metal ore? | Something that contains enough metal to make it economically worth extracting the metal.
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| Are all metals found combined with other elements? | No, unreactive elements such as gold are found pure in their natural state.
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| Why is the reactivity series useful in extracting metals? | It helps decide the best way to extract a metal from its ore.
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| Can a metal more reactive than carbon be extracted by carbon? | No.
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| How do we extract iron from iron ore? | By reducing it with carbon in a blast furnace.
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| What are the raw materials used to make iron? | Iron ore, coke, limestone.
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| Where is molten iron in the blast furnace? | At the bottom,
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| Why isnt pure iron very useful? | Too soft.
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| How can the properties of iron be changed? | By adding controlled amounts of other elements are added to iron to make alloys of steel with different properties.
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| Name some metals alloyed with others to mak them more useful. | Copper, Gold, Aluminium.
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| How can we control the properties of alloys? | By adding different amounts of different elements.
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| What are smart alloys? | When deformed, they return to original shape.
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| How can smart alloys be used? | Medicine and dentistry.
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| Where are transition metals found in the periodic table? | In the middle.
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| What do the properties of transition metals make them useful for? | Building and construction.
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| Why is copper a useful transition metal? | High conductivity.
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| Why are scientists looking for new ways to extract copper? | Use less energy.
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| Why are titanium and aluminium useful? | Resist corrosion.
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| Why are aluminium and titanium expensive? | They need several stages and processes to be extracted which need a lot of energy.
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| Why is recycling aluminium important? | We need to use less energy to extract 1kg of recycled than 1kg from ore.
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| hat is crude oil? | A mixture of many compounds.
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| What are many of the compunds in crude oil? | Hydrocarbons.
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| What are hydrocarbons? | Compunds containing only hydrogen and carbon.
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| What are alkanes? | Saturated hydrocarbons. Contain as much hydrogen as possible.
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| What is the general formula for an alkane? | *=Subscript C*n*H*2n+2*
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| How do we seperate crude oil into fractions? | Fractional distillation.
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| What do the properties of each fraction depend on? | Size of molecules.
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| Which fractions make better fuels? | Lighter.
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| What are the products when we burn a hydrocarbon in air? | Carbon dioxide + Water
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| What could produce pollutants when burning a fuel? | Impurities.
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| How can we change products made when burning a fuel?? | Change conditions.
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| What does burning fuels release? | Substances that spread throughout the atmosphere.
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| What happens to substances in the atmosphere? | Some dissolve into water droplets, falling as acid rain.
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| Name greenhouse gases. | Carbon dioxide, water
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| What do greenhouse gases do? | Reduces rate at which energy is lost by the surface of the Earth by radiation.
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| How might pollution produced by burning fuels be reduced? | Treating products of combustion.
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| Which substances could be removed by treating products of combustion? | Nitrogen oxides, sulfur dioxide, carbon monoxide.
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| What is cracking? | Splitting large hydrocarbon molecules into smaller ones.
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| How do you 'crack' hydrocarbons? | Heat long hydrocarbons and pass gas over a catalyst.
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| What does cracking produce? | Unsaturated hydrocarbons. Alkenes.
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| What is the general formula for an alkene? | C*n*H*2n*
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| How do you test for an unsaturated substance? | Turns bromine water colourless.
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| Do alkenes burn? | Yes.
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| What are plastics made of? | Polymers.
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| What are polymers? | Large molecules made when monomers join together.
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| What affects the properties of polymers? | The monomers they are created from.
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| What affects the type of polymer produced? | Changing reaction conditions.
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| What are the advantages of polymers? | New polymers are being developed with properties that make them suited for certain purposes.
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| What are smart polymers? | Polymers that may have their properties changed by light, temperature or other changes in their surroundings.
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| How are vegetable oils extracted? | From plants by pressing or distillation.
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| Why are vegetable oils important? | They are important foods.
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| What do all unsaturated oils contain? | Carbon - Carbon double bond.
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| Why are vegetable oils useful in cooking? | High melting points.
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| How are the boiling points of vegetable oils increased? | Hardening-(hydrogenation)
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| What is hydrogenation? | Reacting a vegetable oil with hydrogen, breaking the double bond and making them saturated.
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| What can be used to produce emulsions with special properties? | Oils.
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| What are emulsions made from vegetable oils used for? | Foods such as salad dressings and ice cream.
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| Why do we use additives? | To improve foods appearance, taste, and shelf life.
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| Name some additive types. | Colours, preservatives, antioxidants, emulsifiers, stabilisers, thickeners, acidity regulators flavourings.
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| How can you identify additives? | Chromatography.
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| What can vegetable oils be used for other than cooking? | Burned as fuels.
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| What are the advantages of using vegetable oil as a fuel? | Renewable.
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