Vocabulary
Pure Substance Vs. Mixture
Element vs Compound
Heterogenous vs Homogenous
Random
100
Something that has mass and takes up space.
Matter
100
H2O is an example of this.
Pure substance
100
Carbon Dioxide is an example of what?
Compound
100
A salad is an example of this type of mixture.
Heterogeneous mixture
100
What is a homogeneous mixture?
What is a mixture that appears to be the same throughout
200
Two different elements chemically combined.
Compound
200
True or false? Mixtures are chemically combined.
False
200
An example of an element.
Oxygen, Carbon, Nitrogen, etc.
200
A type of mixture that looks the same throughout.
Homogenous mixture
200
The smallest particle of an element that has the properties of that element is called an ______
What is atom
300
Substances that are physically combined.
Mixture.
300
What are the two ways we can classify mixtures?
Homogeneous and Heterogeneous
300
Silver is an an example of what type of matter?
Element
300
What kind of mixture is a chocolate chip cookie?
Heterogeneous mixture
300
In a mixture, substances can be separated by __________ means
physically
400
What matter can be classified as?
pure substance and mixture
400
True or False
A pure substance is made up of two or more substances?
False
400
One of these is a compound, and one is an element. Which is which?
CO
Co
Element: Co (Cobalt)
Compound: CO (1 Carbon and 1 Oxygen = Carbon Monoxide)
400
Heterogenous Mixture vs. Homogeneous Mixture
Plain black coffee. Lucky charms cereal.
Homogeneous- Coffee
Heterogenous- Cereal
400
Which is a heterogeneous mixture? Top of Bottom?
Bottom
500
A pure substance that consists entirely of one type of atom.
element
500
Elements CAN or CANNOT be changed into simpler substances?
What is cannot
500
True or false: an compound can be broken down into smaller pieces.
True
500
In your lab, you mixed sulfur, water, and salt. You then filtered it through a funnel. The resulting liquid in the beaker was what kind of mixture?
Homogenous mixture
500
What is a mixture that does not appear to be the same throughout
What is a heterogenous mixture?