What is matter?
Soluble vs. Insoluble
Mechanical mixtures
Solutions
Particles and states of matter
100

What is matter? 

Anthing that has mass and takes up space

100

What does soluble mean? 

Able to dissolve in a liquid

100

What is a mechanical mixture? 

A mixture where different parts can be seen

100

What is a solution? 

A mixture where 1 substance dissolves in another

100

In which state are particles tightly packed and vibrating? 

Solid

200

Name 2 exampels of matter

air, water, rock, desk, pencil, etc. 

200

Is sand soluble or insoluble in water? 

Insoluble 

200

Give 1 example of a mechanical mixture

Trail mix, salad, sand and gravel 

200

What are the 2 parts of a solution called? 

Solute (dissolves) and solvent (does the dissolving)

200

In which state do particles slide past eachother? 

Liquid

300

Is light considered matter? Why or why not? 

No, because it does not have mass or take up space

300

Sugar in water is an example of what? 

A soluble substance

300

Can the parts of a mechanical mixture be separated? 

Yes, they can

300

In salt water, which is the solute? 

salt

300

In which state are particles far apart and moving freely? 

Gas

400

What are the three main states of matter? 

Solid, liquid, and gas

400

Name 1 soluble and 1 insoluble substance

ex. salt (soluble), flour or oil (insoluble)

400

Is cereal in milk a mechanical mixture? Why? 

Yes, because you can see the different parts

400

Why does a solution look like one substance? 

Because the particles are evenly mixed and too small to see

400

How are particles arranged in a solution? 

Evenly mixed throughout

500

Why is air considered matter even though we can't see it? 

Because it has mass and takes up space

500

Why is oil considered insoluble in water? 

It does not dissovle and stays separate

500

What is 1 method you could use to separate a mechanical mixture? 

sorting, sifting, filtration, magnets

500

Is muddy water a solution? Why or why not? 

No, because the particles do not dissolve

500

Why don't particles in a solution settle at the bottom? 

Because they are dissolved and spread evenly

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