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    Chemical changes can be categorized as displacement reactions, extracting metals, neutralization reactions, or electrolysis. Displacement reactions occur when a more reactive metal replaces a less reactive one in a compound. Neutralization involves acid-base reactions that form water. Electrolysis uses electricity to drive nonspontaneous reactions, extracting metals at the electrodes.

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    Chemical changes can be categorized as displacement reactions, extracting metals, neutralization reactions, or electrolysis. Displacement reactions occur when a more reactive metal replaces a less reactive one in a compound. Neutralization involves acid-base reactions that form water. Electrolysis uses electricity to drive nonspontaneous reactions, extracting metals at the electrodes.

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    Displacement Reactions

    Magnesium is more reactive


    than copper so there is a
    displacement reaction.

    Copper is less reactive than


    zinc so there is no reaction.

    Extracting metals

    Fe2O3 + 3CO 2Fe + 3CO2


    Neutralisation Reactions

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    Neutralisation
    Electrolysis

    Extraction by electrolysis
    The negative electrode

    The positive electrode

    oxygen
    Required practical electrolysis
    + -

    copper sulfate
    • solution

    Negative electrode Positive electrode

    power
    supply
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    Volumes of gases produced
    can be measured using this
    apparatus

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