What are the three states of matter
solid, liquid, and gas
What are all solutions made of?
Solute and solvent
What does it mean if a mixture is heterogeneous?
You can see the two parts.
How can you separate materials that are heavy from materials that are light?
How would you make a solution more dilute?
Adding more solvent (water)
Draw how the molecules look in a gas
The substance that you are dissolving is called the ______________. (ex: sugar)
solute
What does it mean if a mixture is homogeneous
You can not see the different parts of the mixture
A way to separate items of different sizes
What is a manipulated variable
The variable that changes in the experiment
Melting
Can solutions be separated? If so, how do you separate them?
Yes! You can separate it by evaporation.
Draw an example of a heterogeneous mixture that has two solids. Label the two solids.
There are many examples
When is it a good idea to use magnets to separate materials?
When one of the materials is metal and the other is not
What is the variable that stays the same throughout the experiment?
Evaporate
Name three ways to help something dissolve in water
Stirring
Increase the temperature of water
Crush it
Give an example of a homogeneous mixture that is made up of one solid and one liquid
Examples:
juice
sugar in water
salt in water
coffee
What are two ways you can separate a suspension (ex: sand and water)
Decanting
Filtration
Describe condensation
When a gas turns into a liquid
Which of the states of matter take the shape of their containers?
What is the Universal Solvent?
Water
What is a mixture called when something does not dissolve, and instead settles to the bottom?
Suspension
Materials with a higher density will be at the ________________ of a density tower
Bottom
What is it called when a solution is so concentrated that you can't dissolve anything else in it.
Saturated