Lesson T8.1.2
T8.1.2 Carbon and obtaining metals from oxides Quiz: KS3 Chemistry, Unit 8
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The 20 questions
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What happens when a metal oxide is heated with carbon?
- The metal oxide is turned into hydrogen gas and water
- The carbon turns into a metal and oxygen is released
- The metal is obtained and carbon dioxide is formed
- The mixture forms an acid that dissolves the metal
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What is reduction in terms of oxygen?
- The removal of oxygen from a compound
- The addition of hydrogen to a metal
- The loss of electrons from a metal only
- The addition of oxygen to a compound
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Iron oxide is heated with carbon. Which product is the iron?
- Iron is made as the metal
- Iron is made as a gas
- Iron is made as a salt in acid
- Iron is made as iron chloride
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Which metal can be extracted from its oxide by heating with carbon?
- Iron
- Sodium
- Aluminium
- Potassium
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Why cannot aluminium be extracted by heating its oxide with carbon?
- Aluminium is above carbon in the reactivity series
- Aluminium reacts with carbon to form a salt in the furnace
- Aluminium is below carbon in the reactivity series
- Aluminium oxide is a gas that escapes from the furnace
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What is the main ore of iron used in extraction?
- Iron chloride
- Iron nitrate
- Iron sulfate
- Iron oxide
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Which substance is used in a blast furnace to reduce iron oxide?
- Sodium chloride, which is mined from rock salt beds
- Ammonia gas, which is made by the Haber process
- Carbon in the form of coke
- Hydrogen peroxide, which is a weak bleach
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Which metal is extracted by heating its oxide with carbon?
- Sodium
- Zinc
- Calcium
- Magnesium
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What gas is produced when carbon reduces a metal oxide?
- Nitrogen dioxide
- Oxygen gas
- Hydrogen peroxide
- Carbon dioxide
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Why is it useful to extract metals from their ores using carbon?
- It makes the metal turn into a salt that dissolves away in water
- It is a cheap method for metals below carbon in the reactivity series
- It is only possible for gold and silver, which are rare and expensive
- It needs no energy at all, since the carbon reacts by itself in the air
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Which statement about extracting metals is correct?
- Metals less reactive than carbon need electrolysis to extract them
- Metals are extracted only by mining gold and silver from the ground
- Carbon can extract every metal from its oxide if it is heated enough
- Metals more reactive than carbon need electrolysis to extract them
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Iron oxide is reacted with carbon at high temperature. What is removed from the iron oxide?
- Hydrogen
- Iron
- Oxygen
- Carbon
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Which type of reaction is the extraction of iron from iron oxide by carbon?
- Reduction
- Neutralisation
- Displacement by an acid
- Thermal decomposition
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Why does a metal such as copper not need electrolysis to be extracted?
- It is above carbon in the reactivity series
- It is a gas at room temperature, so it escapes
- It is below carbon in the reactivity series
- It is not a metal at all but a non-metal solid
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What must be true about the reactivity of a metal before carbon can extract it from its oxide?
- It must be less reactive than carbon
- It must react strongly with water and form a gas
- It must be a gas at room temperature
- It must be more reactive than carbon
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Which of these metals can carbon extract from its oxide by heating?
- Tin
- Calcium
- Sodium
- Lithium
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Why is extracting metals from their ores with carbon an example of reduction?
- Hydrogen is removed from the metal
- Electrons are gained by the carbon only
- Oxygen is added to the metal oxide
- Oxygen is removed from the metal oxide
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Which metal would most likely need electrolysis to be extracted from its ore?
- Silver
- Sodium
- Platinum
- Mercury
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Why are metals such as gold found as the pure metal in nature?
- They are very unreactive and do not combine easily
- They are made of carbon and form a hard coating on rocks
- They are gases that collect in rocks and escape slowly
- They dissolve in water easily and form a clear solution
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Which process is used to extract aluminium from its oxide?
- Heating with carbon
- Electrolysis
- Displacement with iron
- Neutralisation with acid
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