Classifying Matter
Methods of separation
Solutions and Solubility
Everyday Examples
Challenge!
100

Kool-Aid is an example of a mixture or solution?

Solution

100
What is filtration used for?

To separate solids from liquids.

100

What is a solution?

A mixture where one substance is dissolved in another.

100

What is salt water classified as?

Solution

100
True or False: A solution can only be made two liquids.

False- gases and solids can form solutions too.

200
Classify soil: pure substance, mechanical mixture, or solution?

Mechanical Mixture

200

What tool can be used to separate magnetic materials from non-magnetic ones?

A magnet.
200

What is the substance that dissolves called?

Solute

200
Give one example of filtration used in daily life.

Coffee filters, water filters

200

Why is orange juice with pulp not a solution?

Because it's not uniform. It is a heterogenous mixture.

300

What is the difference between a pure substance and a mixture?

A pure substance contains only one substance. A mixture has 2+ types of particles.

300

What process separates mixtures based on boiling points?

Distillation

300

What is the substance that does the dissolving called?

Solvent

300

Give one example of a household solution that is a gas in a liquid.

Soda (pop)
300

Explain how distillation works.

It heats a mixture to evaporate one substance, then cools it to collect the vapor.

400

Classify chocolate chip cookies: pure substance, mechanical mixture, or solution?

mechanical mixture

400

What process separates a solid that has dissolved in a liquid by heating it?

Evaporation

400

What happens to solubility when the temperature of a liquid increases?

Solubility increases.
400

Give one example of distillation in real life.

Purifying water or making scented oils, alcohol

400

Which separation method is used to separate salt water from fresh water?

Distillation

500

What type of mixture is orange juice with pulp?

Heterogenous mixture.

500

What method separates substances based on how they move through paper or another material?

Chromatography

500

What do we call a solution that cannot dissolve any more solute?

Saturated Solution

500

Give an example of magnetism from real life.

Recycling, glass production, food processing

500

Give an example of a dilute solution and a concentrated solution. Explain how you could tell the difference between the two.

Weak Kool-Aid, Strong Kool-Aid, color difference, taste difference, seeing powder (supersaturated)

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