This question is about the position of four metals, W, X, Y and Z in the reactivity series.
You can displace Metal W from its oxide by heating with hydrogen.
You can use Metal W to displace Metal Z from one of its compounds.
You can displace Metal X from its oxide by heating with carbon, but not by heating with hydrogen.
You cannot displace Metal Y from its oxide with carbon.

Which metal should be in position 1 in the reactivity series shown?

1.   ?    Metal W
2.   ?    Metal X
3.   ?    Metal Y
4.   ?    Metal Z

This question is about the position of four metals, W, X, Y and Z in the reactivity series.
You can displace Metal W from its oxide by heating with hydrogen.
You can use Metal W to displace Metal Z from one of its compounds.
You can displace Metal X from its oxide by heating with carbon, but not by heating with hydrogen.
You cannot displace Metal Y from its oxide with carbon.

Which metal should be in position 2 in the reactivity series shown?

1.   ?    Metal W
2.   ?    Metal X
3.   ?    Metal Y
4.   ?    Metal Z

This question is about the position of four metals, W, X, Y and Z in the reactivity series.
You can displace Metal W from its oxide by heating with hydrogen.
You can use Metal W to displace Metal Z from one of its compounds.
You can displace Metal X from its oxide by heating with carbon, but not by heating with hydrogen.
You cannot displace Metal Y from its oxide with carbon.

Which metal should be in position 3 in the reactivity series shown?

1.   ?    Metal W
2.   ?    Metal X
3.   ?    Metal Y
4.   ?    Metal Z

This question is about the position of four metals, W, X, Y and Z in the reactivity series.
You can displace Metal W from its oxide by heating with hydrogen.
You can use Metal W to displace Metal Z from one of its compounds.
You can displace Metal X from its oxide by heating with carbon, but not by heating with hydrogen.
You cannot displace Metal Y from its oxide with carbon.

Which metal should be in position 4 in the reactivity series shown?

1.   ?    Metal W
2.   ?    Metal X
3.   ?    Metal Y
4.   ?    Metal Z

Chemical equations can be represented by word equations.
Match words from the list with the spaces 1 - 4 in the word equation below.

copper hydroxide + nitric acid ===> [ ? ] + water

1.   ?    copper
2.   ?    copper chloride
3.   ?    copper nitrate
4.   ?    copper oxide

Chemical equations can be represented by word equations.
Match words from the list with the spaces 1 - 4 in the word equation below.

[ ? ] + carbon monoxide ===> copper + carbon dioxide

1.   ?    copper
2.   ?    copper chloride
3.   ?    copper nitrate
4.   ?    copper oxide

Chemical equations can be represented by word equations.
Match words from the list with the spaces 1 - 4 in the word equation below.

copper oxide + hydrochloric acid ===> [ ? ] + water

1.   ?    copper
2.   ?    copper chloride
3.   ?    copper nitrate
4.   ?    copper oxide

Chemical equations can be represented by word equations.
Match words from the list with the spaces 1 - 4 in the word equation below.

copper sulphate + iron ===> [ ? ] + iron sulphate

1.   ?    copper
2.   ?    copper chloride
3.   ?    copper nitrate
4.   ?    copper oxide

This question is about hydrogen and oxygen gases.
Chose two statements that are correct.

1. hydrogen forms positive ions
2. hydrogen is released when an acid reacts with an alkali
3. hydrogen is released when Group 1 metals react with water
4. oxygen does not react with aluminium
5. oxygen forms positive ions

When you put two different metals into dilute sulphuric acid, you form a simple cell.
A current will flow through a wire joining the two metals.

Which two statements correctly describe what is happening in the cell?

1. magnesium atoms become magnesium ions
2. magnesium atoms gain electrons and iron atoms lose electrons
3. the iron plate will be coated in magnesium
4. the magnesium plate will gradually become thinner

This question is about three metals.
They are all in the same group in the periodic table.
lithium, sodium & potassium

Lithium, sodium and potassium are in ...

1.   ?    Group 0
2.   ?    Group 1
3.   ?    Group 2
4.   ?    Group 3

This question is about three metals.

They are all in the same group in the periodic table.

lithium, sodium & potassium

The metals in this Group are known as ...

1.   ?    transition metals
2.   ?    noble metals
3.   ?    alkali metals
4.   ?    acidic metals

This question is about three metals.

They are all in the same group in the periodic table.

lithium, sodium & potassium

Sodium will react with the non-metal, bromine, to produce the compound sodium bromide.
Which two properties are correct for sodium bromide?

1.   ?    Colour: blue / Solubility in water: soluble
2.   ?    Colour: Blue / Solubility in water: insoluble
3.   ?    Colour: white / Solubility in water: insoluble
4.   ?    Colour: white / Solubility in water: soluble

Lithium will react with the non-metal, chlorine, to produce the compound, lithium chloride.
Molten lithium chloride will conduct an electric current.

What happens as the current flows?

1.   ?    In the molten lithium chloride: ions move / At the negative electrode: chlorine given off
2.   ?    In the molten lithium chloride: ions move / At the negative electrode: lithium is deposited
3.   ?    In the molten lithium chloride: ions decompose / At the negative electrode: chlorine given off
4.   ?    In the molten lithium chloride: ions decompose / At the negative electrode: lithium is deposited