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4.2 REACTIVITY OF METALS


4.2 REACTIVITY OF METALSOnline version SCIENCE FORM 3 by Neniser 1 Do metals that are more reactive towards oxygen react more vigorously with oxygen? Yes No 2 Does magnesium react more vigorously with oxygen than iron? Yes No 3 Is a bright flame observed when magnesium reacts with oxygen? Yes No 4 Does iron react with oxygen more vigorously than magnesium? Yes No 5 Can the reactivity of metals be compared by observing their reactions with oxygen? Yes No 6 Is the reactivity series a list of metals arranged according to their reactivity? Yes No 7 Do all metals react with oxygen at the same rate? Yes No 8 Is oxygen used to determine the order of metals in the reactivity series? Yes No 9 Is carbon included in the reactivity series as a reference substance? Yes No 10 Can the position of carbon be determined through reactions involving metal oxides? Yes No 11 Is magnesium more reactive than lead? Yes No 12 Can carbon reduce the oxide of a metal that is less reactive than carbon? Yes No 13 Is carbon more reactive than magnesium? Yes No 14 Is hydrogen a non-metal? Yes No 15 Can hydrogen be used to determine its position in the reactivity series? Yes No 16 Is hydrogen more reactive than copper? Yes No 17 Is hydrogen less reactive than zinc? Yes No 18 Are zinc, iron and aluminium more reactive than hydrogen? Yes No 19 Is copper less reactive than hydrogen? Yes No 20 Does the reactivity of metals towards oxygen increase as you move up the reactivity series? Yes No 21 Can a more reactive metal remove oxygen from the oxide of a less reactive metal? Yes No 22 Does a less reactive metal react more vigorously with oxygen than a more reactive metal? Yes No 23 Is lead more reactive than magnesium? Yes No 24 Is carbon positioned below magnesium in the reactivity series? Yes No 25 Can the reactivity series help predict whether a metal oxide can be reduced by carbon? Yes No

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Do metals that are more reactive towards oxygen react more vigorously with oxygen?

Does magnesium react more vigorously with oxygen than iron?

Is a bright flame observed when magnesium reacts with oxygen?

Does iron react with oxygen more vigorously than magnesium?

Can the reactivity of metals be compared by observing their reactions with oxygen?

Is the reactivity series a list of metals arranged according to their reactivity?

Do all metals react with oxygen at the same rate?

Is oxygen used to determine the order of metals in the reactivity series?

Is carbon included in the reactivity series as a reference substance?

Can the position of carbon be determined through reactions involving metal oxides?

Is magnesium more reactive than lead?

Can carbon reduce the oxide of a metal that is less reactive than carbon?

Is carbon more reactive than magnesium?

Is hydrogen a non-metal?

Can hydrogen be used to determine its position in the reactivity series?

Is hydrogen more reactive than copper?

Is hydrogen less reactive than zinc?

Are zinc, iron and aluminium more reactive than hydrogen?

Is copper less reactive than hydrogen?

Does the reactivity of metals towards oxygen increase as you move up the reactivity series?

Can a more reactive metal remove oxygen from the oxide of a less reactive metal?

Does a less reactive metal react more vigorously with oxygen than a more reactive metal?

Is lead more reactive than magnesium?

Is carbon positioned below magnesium in the reactivity series?

Can the reactivity series help predict whether a metal oxide can be reduced by carbon?