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What is the equation for when metals react with water ?

Metal + Water— Metal hydroxide + Hydrogen

Lithium + water — lithium hydroxide + hydrogen

What is a displacement reaction

More reactive metals takes the place of a less reactive element , in solutions or in its compounds

Knocking something over

What’s the reactivity series from highest to lowest ?

Please Potassium


Stop. Sodium


Calling. Calcium


Me. Magnesium


A. Aluminium


Careless carbon


Zebra. Zinc


Instead. Iron


Try. Tin


Learning. Lead


How. Hydrogen


Copper Copper


Saves Silver


Gold Gold

What’s reduction , reactivity series , ore , native , oxidation


Reactivity series: a list of elements from most to lest reactive


Ore: a rock containing enough metal to make it economic to extract


Native metals : un-reactive metals found in their element state . Solid form


Reduction is the process of gaining one or more electrons. In an oxidation-reduction, or redox, reaction, one atom or compound will steal electrons from another atom or compound. A classic example of a redox reaction is rusting. When rusting happens, oxygen steals electrons

Oil rig


Oxidation is loss , reduction is gain

Ph scale

1-14


1-6 is acids


7 is neutral


8-14 is alkaline

Metals and acids

Reaction between metals and acids can only occur when the metal is more reactive than the hydrogen in the acid

Equation for metals and acids reacting :

Metal + acids — a salt + hydrogen

Some equations for metals and acids

Acid + metal— a salt + hydrogen


Acid + metal oxide—salt + water


Acid + metal carbonate — salt + water + carbon dioxide


Acids are defined as proton donors . This means they release h+ ions into solutions


Acids are also compounds dissolved in water that produce a solution with a ph lower than 1