The starter and exit quiz of the lesson “Chemical reactions: displacement of metals”, from the unit “Materials” (Year 9 Science) by Oak National Academy.
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12 questions
The order of metals on the basis of how reactive they are, is called the ___ of metals. Carbon and hydrogen are often included as reference points.
Not all metals react with an acid. For those that do, what would you observe?
Which of these statements about the metal elements **above carbon** in the reactivity series are correct?
Which of these statements about the metal elements **above hydrogen** in the reactivity series are correct?
Starting with the least reactive, put these metals in order of reactivity.
Graphite (a specific form of carbon) is a non-metal. Why is it unique?
Which of the following statements are correct representations of displacement reactions?
What might you observe if a displacement reaction is taking place?
Consider the thermite reaction: aluminium + iron oxide → iron + aluminium oxide.What makes this reaction different from displacement reactions performed to confirm the reactivity series in a lab?
Why is carbon included in the reactivity series of metals?
Why is hydrogen included in the reactivity series of metals?
