Metal reactivity

A vibrant and educational illustration of various group 1 metals, including lithium, sodium, and potassium, reacting with water and depicting the release of gas and temperature change, in an engaging laboratory setting.

Test Your Knowledge on Metal Reactivity

Welcome to the Metal Reactivity Quiz! This interactive quiz is designed to challenge your understanding of how different metals react with their environment. Whether you're a student, a teacher, or just curious about chemistry, this quiz is perfect for you!

Test your knowledge with questions about:

Reactivity of group 1 metals
Effects of temperature on reactions
Storage conditions for reactive metals

5 Questions1 MinutesCreated by ExploringElement32

The higher the temperature change of a reaction, the ----- the reactivity

When pure group 1 metals are cut, why does it not stay shiny for long?

It is not reactive

Reacts readily with oxygen and water vapour

It is inert

It is a noble gas as well as a halogen

Why is lithium stored in oil?

It is inert

It is a noble gas

It is unreactive

It reacts readily

What color does universal indicator turn when group 1 metal is reacted with water?

3 metals are reacted with water, metal A gives a temperature change of 13 degrees, B and C 20 and 31 degrees respectively. Which metal is the most reactive?

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