Metals and Its Properties
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- Thermal conductivity
- Electrical Conductivity
- Ductility
- Malleability
- Silver
- Aluminum
- Sodium
- Gold
- Lithium
Identify the most reactive and least reactive metal among the following: Al, K, Ca, Au.
- Phosphorus
- Copper
- Sulphur
- Oxygen
Identify the properties of the metals from the uses mentioned in the table given below.
UsesPropertyUsed to make foils to wrap foodXUsed to make electric wiresYUsed to make ornamentsZ
- X:- Malleability
Y:- Metallic lustre
Z:- Ductility - X:- Malleability
Y:- Ductility
Z:- Metallic lustre - X:- Metallic lustre
Y:- Ductility
Z:- Malleability - X:- Metallic lustre
Y:- Malleability
Z:- Ductility
- malleable
- lustrous
- ductile
- sonorous
- True
- False
- Property:- Ductility
Example:- Bar of graphite - Property:- Ductility
Example:- Crystal of iodine - Property:- Malleability
Example:- Granules of zinc - Property:- Malleability
Example:- Lump of coal
Name a metal that reacts vigorously with dil.HCl
Write the physical properties of metals
S
Lead is not used for the preparation of hydrogen from acid give reason.
________ are generally good conductors of heat and electricity.
1. Cooking utensils
2. Chocolate wrappers
3. Electric wires
- Silicon
- Carbon
- Mercury
- Aluminium
- Lump of sulphur
- Piece of coal
- Lump of phosphorus
- Piece of aluminium
Metals are generally hard. Which of the following metals is an exception and can be cut with a knife?
(a) iron
(b) sodium
(c) gold
(d) magnesium
Complete and balance the following equation.
Iron, copper, oxygen, gold, sulphur
- 3
- hydrogen gas
- oxygen gas
- magnesium hydride
Which among the following will have the highest increase in temperature for the same amount of heat?
Sand
Copper
Water
Aluminium
- Copper
- Aluminium
- Silver
- Gold
- Platinum
Match the substances give in column A with their uses given in column B
Why are school bells made up of metal?
Aluminium is a metal.
True
False
Which of the following is a metal?
Sugar
Wood
Iron
Oxygen
Complete the table:
Property of metal | Use in everyday life |
i. Ductility | |
ii. Malleability | |
iii. Conduction of heat | |
iv. Conduction of electricity | |
v. Sonority |
- It can be drawn into wire.
- It is a bad conductor of electricity.
- It cannot be hammered into thin sheets.
- It is a bad conductor of heat.
What is the property that all alloys have in common?
Lower melting point
Higher melting point
Ductility
Malleability
- ductility
- malleability
- sonority
- conductivity