Choose the least reactive metal

Choose the most reactive metal

Choose the more reactive metal

Choose the less reactive metal

Platinum will displace potassium from potassium bromide

Aluminium + Iron oxide -->

gold + copper iodide-->

tin + copper sulfate-->

sodium + potassium nitrate-->

iron + silver chlorate -->

In a displacement reaction a MORE reactive metal displaces a LESS reactive metal from its compound

Copper can displace iron from its compound

Iron can displace copper from its compound

Magnesium can displace alumiunium from its compound

Aluminium can displace sodium from its compound

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Sodium Oxide + Potassium --> _________ Oxide + Sodium​

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Magnesium Nitrate + Zinc -->

Gold is displaced by copper

sodium + oxygen -->

gold + oxygen -->

Some metals are so reactive with oxygen that they have to be kept in containers with oil.

How much oxygen is there in the air?

When you react oxygen with another element, it is called:

The spoon on the right has lost its shiny appearance because it has

Tarnishing is when metals lose their shiny appearance due to reaction with

The slow reaction of a shiny metal with oxygen, producing a dark coating on the metal is called

potassium + water -->

gold + water -->

Sulfuric acid

Hydrochloric acid

Nitric acid

H₂SO₄

HNO₃

HCl

All metals react with acids

When metal reacts with an acid, what 2 products are made?

When metal reacts with acid a salt and hydrogen are made

Hydrochloric acid makes

Sulfuric acid makes

Nitric acid makes

Chloride salts are made from which acid?

Sulfate salts are made from which acid?

Nitrate salts are made from which acid?

What gas is released when metals react with acids?

potassium + hydrochloric acid $\rightarrow$  

magnesium + hydrochloric acid $\rightarrow$  

gold + hydrochloric acid $\rightarrow$  

aluminium + sulfuric acid $\rightarrow$  

calcium + sulfuric acid $\rightarrow$  

platinum + sulfuric acid $\rightarrow$  

sodium + nitric acid $\rightarrow$  

sodium + ...................... $\rightarrow$  sodium nitrate + hydrogen

zinc + ...................... $\rightarrow$  zinc chloride + hydrogen

iron + ...................... $\rightarrow$ iron sulfate + hydrogen

magnesium + ...................... $\rightarrow$ magnesium nitrate + hydrogen

lead + ...................... $\rightarrow$ lead sulfate + hydrogen

lead + hydrochloric acid $\rightarrow$ 

Which chemical formulae show acids?

According to the table, which metal/metals won't react with oxygen?

According to the table, which metal/metals react violently with cold water?

According to the table, which metal/metals will react slowly with dilute cold acid?

According to the table, which metal/metals will react violently with oxygen, water and dilute cold acid?