This document provides information about various metals and their properties. It discusses the properties of malleability and ductility, and provides examples of malleable metals like gold, silver, copper and aluminum. It also defines an alloy as a mixture of two or more substances where at least one is a metal. Examples given are bronze, brass, and stainless steel. Information is provided about the properties and uses of various metals including aluminum, lead, iron, magnesium and steel. Oxidation and its opposite, reduction, are defined and iron production in a blast furnace is briefly explained with a diagram. Key properties and uses of cast iron are outlined. Ductility and brittleness are defined with examples provided.
This document provides information about various metals and their properties. It discusses the properties of malleability and ductility, and provides examples of malleable metals like gold, silver, copper and aluminum. It also defines an alloy as a mixture of two or more substances where at least one is a metal. Examples given are bronze, brass, and stainless steel. Information is provided about the properties and uses of various metals including aluminum, lead, iron, magnesium and steel. Oxidation and its opposite, reduction, are defined and iron production in a blast furnace is briefly explained with a diagram. Key properties and uses of cast iron are outlined. Ductility and brittleness are defined with examples provided.
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This document provides information about various metals and their properties. It discusses the properties of malleability and ductility, and provides examples of malleable metals like gold, silver, copper and aluminum. It also defines an alloy as a mixture of two or more substances where at least one is a metal. Examples given are bronze, brass, and stainless steel. Information is provided about the properties and uses of various metals including aluminum, lead, iron, magnesium and steel. Oxidation and its opposite, reduction, are defined and iron production in a blast furnace is briefly explained with a diagram. Key properties and uses of cast iron are outlined. Ductility and brittleness are defined with examples provided.
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1- ______________is the property of a material which can be stretch into thin _______________. ______________is the property of a material which can be spread into thin _______________.Give at least 4 examples of malleable metals. Ductility, malleability, threads, foils. 2- An alloy is a ....................................... of two or more substances , in which, at least one of them is a ..................................... and it has metal .............................. Alloy examples are : bronze which is the alloy of ............................ and .........................., that is normaly used in.............................. , and ....................... Another example of them is es el brass which is the alloy of ............................ and .........................., that is usually used in.............................. , and .......... ............ Steel is an alloy of ............................ and __________________ . __________________ steel, is a type of steel that never oxidizes or gets rusty. Carbon steels are .................... (high /low) quality steels, that is to say with a....................( high/ low) Carbon content. Alloy steels are .................... (high /low)quality steels, that is to say with a............................ (high/ low)Carbon content. Zinc, boat propellers, iron, tin, metal, stainless, bells, behaviour, copper, nuts, carbon, bearings, mixture . 3- Alluminiun is a non - metal. Its colour is .................... white. It is highly resistant to .It has a .................... (low/high) density. It is good at conducting ..................... and ..................... It is ....................... , that is to say it could be spread into thin ......................... . It is .................. : it can be easily scratch. Its main uses are ................................ , ............................................, ................................. ,....................................., ............................................The alloy of aluminium and ........................ is called duraluminiun, and it is used for ................................... Copper, electricity, drink cans,malleable,metalwork, silvery, heat, bicycles, corrosion, ferrous ,high voltage power lines, aircraft, films . 4-Lead is a non - metal. Its colour is .................... grey. It has a................. (low/high)density. It is ....................(hard/soft) and ...................... . It is very _____________ when fumes are __________________. Its main uses are _______________ , _______________ , _______________ , _______________ . Glass, toxic , batteries, inhaled, nuclear protection, antirust paints, silvery, ferrous. 5- Oxidation is the chemical reaction that combines a ................................ with ...................................... . The opposite chemical reaction to oxidation is called............................ and it is not............................ but takes place in an industrial facility called................................ . Explain, briefly, with the help of a diagram, simmilar to the one seen in class, irons production in a Blast Furnace. Blast furnace , reduction , oxigen , espontaneus . 6- A ferrous metal with a 5% Carbon content is called_____________ __________________ (2 words).I It is extremely ________________ and _____________ . Its main uses are: _______________________ , ______________________ , Pure iron has a ______________ white colour. It has good_______________ properties. Its main disadvantanges are that it _________________ easily, it melts at _____________(high/low) temperatures. It is difficult to _______________________ . Its uses are __________________ and_______________ components. _____________________, _______________________ Manhole covers, machine, cast iron, electronic, resistant , machinery parts, hard, pistons , electrical. 7-________________is a property of a material that will ............................ easily without ________________. Its opposite propertyis ....................... . Give 4 examples of ____________ metals:_____.____________, ____________________,______________________, _____________________ _________ is the resistance to ........................... and ....................... Give 4 examples of tough metals. Toughness, bending, brittleness, hardness, tough, break. 8-Magnesium is a non - metal. Its colour is .................... white. It has a very.................... density. It reacts very strongly with........................... It is very .................. (hard/soft): it can be easily scratch. It is ....................... , that is to say it could be spread into thin ......................... buy not very ........................ . It is usually mixed up with other metals to form ...................... ...................... (2 words) Its main uses are ................................ , ........................................., ...................................... ,......................................... Oxigen, bicycles , light alloys,malleable, car industry , silvery, fireworks , corrosion, ferrous , ductile, airspace industry..
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