Separation Techniques
Mixtures
Properties of Matter
Separation Equipment
Elements and Compounds
100

Name 3 separation techniques

Traditional, magnetism, distillation, decantation, sieving, chromatography, filtration, distillation

100

Two or more substances that are mixed together but not chemically joined.

Mixture

100

The ability to dissolve in water

Solubility

100

Name the container used for winnowing 

Koolamon

100

The chemical symbol for oxygen 

O

200

Which technique utilizes a property of metals including iron, cobalt and nickel

Magnetic Separation 

200

A mixture where the substances are evenly mixed and look the same throughout.

Homogeneous Mixture

200

Name 2 techniques that uses particle size to separate mixtures 

Sieving, Filtration, Hand-Picking

200

A object used to separate flour when baking

Sieve

200

Type of substance made when two or more elements are chemically joined together.

Compound 

300

Separates a soluble solid from a liquid by heating

Evaporation

300

What was the type of mixture you made for your practical

Heterogeneous

300

Sand stays behind on filter paper because it is this in water

Insoluble

300

Which technique uses a paper to separate solids from liquid

Filtration

300

H2O and CO2 are this type of substance

Compounds

400

Separates dyes in ink

Chromatography

400

A mixture where the different substances are not completely mixed

Heterogeneous mixture

400

The temperature at which a liquid turns to a gas.

Boiling Point 

400

Name three pieces of equipment needed for evaporation

Lab Safety, Bunsen Burner, Heatproof mat, Dish, Tripod, gauze mat

400

Gold (Au) and Carbon (C) is this type of pure substance

Element 

500

Which technique utilises boiling point for separation?

Distillation 

500

Why can mixtures be separated by physical methods?

Not chemically bonded

500

This property explains why oil floats on water

Density 

500

What object is placed into a beaker to help with decantation 

Glass rod

500

The smallest unit of an element

Atom

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