GCSE Chemistry Revision "Acids Reacting with Metals"

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[@robbiemaw7135]

so if it was copper that was used would there just be no reaction?

[@Freesciencelessons]

That's correct. Copper is not reactive enough to react with dilute acids.

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[@hecticentertainment]

Hello, so the reason some metals react with another rapidly or not depends on whether it can displace it, and its relative reactivity. Could you also in an exam talk about the ease to loose ions? Which one would you talk about in exam?

[@helenofnone]

thank you, this helped so much. could you explain, thought, what would happen in a reaction with a metal less reactive than hydrogen? copper, for example?

[@bridgetxxx4833]

I expect hydrogen would not be displaced

[@D200o6]

Hello sir, thank you so much for this video it’s really helpful. I have a question 1:38 you mentioned what the Aqa specification required however this video was 6years ago and on the video it said for 2023 exams, so is it still the same?

[@Freesciencelessons]

The spec has not changed so it's still the same and the video is still up to date.

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“Scientists call substances like magnesium sulfate ‘assault’”is what I keep hearing🤣

[@haris8451]

Do you get the reactivity series in the exam or do you need to remember it

[@fireemperorzuko8756]

You won't get it but you won't need to remember each one either, however there are questions which will ask you about them so it's best to learn them

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Scientists call substances like magnesium sulfate ‘assault’”is what I keep hearing🤣

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Please could you make a video about writing ionic equations?

[@Freesciencelessons]

Hi. There are loads of videos covering those. If you look in this playlist, you'll find them: New 9-1 GCSE Chemistry Paper 1 Chemical Reactions. Look at the videos on electrolysis and also the one entitled Oxidation and Reduction in terms of electrons. Let me know if you need any help.

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also sir do i need to know the reactivity series from memory plzz reply

[@Freesciencelessons]

Which spec are you following?

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[@bray8949]

Acid + Metal = salt + hydrogen. is it neutralisation?

[@Freesciencelessons]

No because neutralisation is defined as the reaction between a base (including alkalis) and an acid. So acid + metal would not be called neutralisation even though the remaining solution could be neutral. Hope that helps.

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do we need to know the reactivity series from memory?

[@jamesshek4441]

Would hydrochloroc acid+copper carbonate go to copper chloride+water+co2

[@dhruvpillay4109]

Hello sir, just have a question.... i study igcse so is it necessary that only iron, magnesium and zinc reacting with hcl and h2so4 will be asked in cie exams?

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Dr Donnelly specifies in the GCSE AQA specification, but these are worth learning, and it's also worth watching all his other videos

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[@iks711]

sir i have a question: for the last part (3:06) ,what if we heat the solution up ? wouldn't it increase thr rate of reaction ?

[@Freesciencelessons]

Yes that's correct. Most reactions increase in rate when heated.

[@J.246]

so would copper not react with hydrochloric acid??

[@cloudyyangel655]

yeah because copper isnt reactive enough

[@jackhiggins5037]

0:37 Is that a forward slash on HCl

[@generalgrievous5615]

No, it's a lowercase L, but is slanted so there's no confusion between capital I for iodine and a lowercase l for chlorine

[@AA-px3sw]

Hi @freesciencelessons please could you answer an urgent question! Where are the videos where you talk about acid + metal carbonate --> salt + water + carbon dioxide And also acid + metal oxide/hydroxide --> salt + water Because I can’t seem to find them and these equations are in my textbook? Thank you and i hope to hear from you :)

[@Freesciencelessons]

Hi. You'll find all of that in the video called "Three reaction of acids". But I would recommend that you make your way through the playlist called "Chemical Changes" as that covers all the background information that will help you to understand the topic.

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Freesciencelessons ok thank you for getting back to me :)

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Do we have to remember the symbols?

[@Freesciencelessons]

No you're given a periodic table in the exam. It's more important that you understand the process.

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The first workbook (Chemistry 1) will be released in two weeks.

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do we need to know the chemical equations for all magnesium, zinc and iron off by heart

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[@LordPhantom101]

When you react Acid with Metals -> Salt +Hydrogen Are there any exceptions with this general equation?

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yeah if the metal is below hydrogen in the reactivity series then no reaction takes place

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@@jaspergray6961 what do you mean by below hydrogen in the reactivity series?

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@@victoriaboland4662 bro check the reactivity series and u will see that there are metal above hydrogen and below it . so the ones above it will desplace hydrogen from compound and form a salt and hydrogen is left by itself

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copper is below hydrogen in the reactivity series. then why does hydrochloric acid + copper chloride result in hydrogen being replaced

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IT IS NOT REPLACED AS WE KNOW THAT COPPER DOESNOT REACT WITH DILUTE HYDROCHLORIC ACID WHOEVER HAS TOLD U THIS HAD TAUGHT U WRONGLY

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Do we have to memorize the reactivity series or it will be given in the exam ?

[@Freesciencelessons]

The AQA spec says that students should be able to recall and describe the reactions, if any, of potassium, sodium, lithium, calcium, magnesium, zinc, iron and copper with water or dilute acids and where appropriate, to place these metals in order of reactivity. So you are not required to memorise the whole reactivity series but you need to recall the above.

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Do we need to memorise the exact symbol equation for the reaction between a acid and metal e.g do we have to know that it is MgCl2 instread of just MgCl

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What happens when it reacts with nitrate acid what’s the salts name

[@Freesciencelessons]

The salt will be "- nitrate".

[@janerym4130]

are the acids nuetralized in these cases?

[@Freesciencelessons]

That's a very good question. At the end of the reaction there will be no acid molecules left and the salt solution should be neutral. However, "neutralisation" is defined by AQA as the reaction between an acid and either an alkali / base to produce a salt and water or between an acid and a metal carbonate to produce a salt, water and carbon dioxide. So strictly speaking the reaction between a metal and acid is not a neutralisation reaction according to that definition.

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@@Freesciencelessons Sorry still a bit confused, so you mean the acid is nuetralized but cannot be called a neutralisation reaction? ps. I love your videos thanks for the reply!

[@Freesciencelessons]

Yes that's correct.

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Is hydrogen chloride the same as hydrochloric acid,because both of them have a formula of HCl. This is probably a stupid question, but I'm a bit confused. Thanks in advance.

[@Freesciencelessons]

No it's not a stupid question. Hydrogen chloride is a gas with the formula HCl (g). However, if we dissolve it in water, it forms hydrochloric acid, with the formula HCl (aq). I hope that helps.

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Is there any reason why the "l" in HCl is slanted??

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It's to make it clear that it's not capital I, which is the symbol for iodine.

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