Particle Theory
Identify Pure Substances And Mixtures
solutes, solvents, solubility and saturations
impact of industry/extraction on our environment and waste
Separation
100

How Many Points Of Particle Theory Is There?

What is, 5

100

Name one pure substance.

what is, anything on the periodic table

100

What is a solute?

What is, the thing that dissolves in a solvent.

200

Name One Point Of Particle Theory.

What is, All matter is made of tiny particles, Particles are constantly in motion, Particles have spaces between them, Particles move faster and spread farther apart when heated, Particles attract each other, Pure substances consist of identical particles.

(Any of these are correct)

200

Explain a solution.

What is, a homogeneous mixture with two or more substances.

200

What is a solvent?

What is, a liquid used to dissolve or mix with a solute.

200

How does coal mining affect the environment?

What is, it causes 

300

why do particles in a solid vibrate?

what is, they possess thermal energy that causes movement, yet they are locked into fixed positions by strong intermolecular forces.

300

What is a compound?

What is, 2 Chemically combined substances, eg. lemonade.

300

What is a colloid?

What is, a mixture with evenly distributed particles that look mixed but are just spread apart.

300

Name one form of seperation.

What is, filtration?

400

Why do particles move faster when heated?

What is, added heat increases their kinetic energy.

400

Name 4 elements from the periodic table.

what is, Gold, oxygen, carbon, zinc etc.

400

Can a solvent be any of the three states of matter?

What is yes.

500

What is Dark Mater?

What is, dark matter is an invisible and does not absorb light.

500

This term describes a solution that contains the maximum amount of solute that can be dissolved in a given amount of solvent at a specific temperature.

What is, a saturated solution.

500

a solvent can be any state of matter, but can a solute be any form of matter ?

what is, yes

500

what is the process to separate solute and solovent?

what is, dissolution, filtration and Evaporation.

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