States of Matter
Density
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Mixtures and Solutions
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100
How many states of matter are there?

4

100

Define density

Density is mass/volume. It describes how tightly packed matter is. 

100

Draw a solid state

Atoms and molecules should be close together but not touching.

100

Is the following a homogenous solution, or a type of heterogenous mixture? If it is a heterogenous mixture, determine which one.

Gelatin

Heterogenous mixture: colloid

100

Define Homogenous Solution 

In a homogeneous mixture, the particles are dispersed evenly throughout. In other words, a homogeneous mixture is uniform.

200

Name all the states of matter.

Solid, liquid, gas, and plasma

200

What is more dense, cold water or hot water? Why?

Cold water. The atoms and molecules are closer together and move slower in cold water.

200

Draw a gas state.

Atoms and molecules should be very far apart moving freely.

200

Is the following a homogenous solution, or a type of heterogenous mixture? If it is a heterogenous mixture, determine which one.

flour

Heterogenous mixture: suspension 

200

Define Heterogenous mixture

In a heterogeneous mixture, the components are not spread out, or distributed, evenly throughout the mixture.

300

Explain what the atoms are doing in a solid state.

The atoms are close together and very compact, but they are not touching.

300

Why does hot air rise?

Hot air rises because it is less dense than the cooler air surrounding it. The atoms and molecules are further apart and are moving a lot faster, causing it to rise.

300

Draw the difference between a suspension and colloid.

In one drawing, a mesh strainer should catch small particles (suspension). In another drawing, particles should be straining out of the mesh strainer (colloid).

300

_____ is a type of colloid.

Emulsion

300

Define Suspension 

When suspensions, the components of the mixture will settle into layers. Additionally substance in a suspension can be collected using a fine mess strainer.

400

Explain what the atoms are doing at a liquid state.

The atoms are further a part and are moving faster than in a solid state. 

400

Why is learning about density important?

If something is very dense, it will sink. If something is not very dense, it will float. For example a brick will sink because matter is so very tightly packed making it dense, but the same mass and size sponge will float because matter is further apart making it less dense. Something with a lot of air pockets is usually less dense. When building a boat, you need to know about density.

400

Draw what density looks like 

You can draw something floating with atoms and molecules further apart, and something sinking with atoms and molecules closer together.

400

Is the following a homogenous solution, or a type of heterogenous mixture? If it is a heterogenous mixture, determine which one.

Instant coffee 

Homogenous solution 

400

Define Colloid

A colloid has particles dispersed throughout the mixture. However, the particles of a colloid are smaller than the particles of a suspension. The particles of colloids are so small that they can pass through most filters and remain spread throughout the mixture.

500

Explain what electrons are doing at the plasma state.

The electrons are now separated and move independently in a chaotic manner with neutral molecules and charged ions.

500

During our sugar water experiment, explain what you needed to do to get the colours to layer onto each other.

You needed to use sugar to make each layer slightly denser than the layer above it in order for the sugar water to stack on top of each other. The water that is less dense will float and the water that is most dense will sink.

500

Draw the difference between a mixture and solution.

In a mixture, substances should be easy to distinguish individually.

In a solution, substances should look like one

500

Is the following a homogenous solution, or a type of heterogenous mixture? If it is a heterogenous mixture, determine which one.

Canola Oil

Heterogenous mixture: suspension 

500

Define emulsion 

An emulsion requires an emulsifier (like an egg) to coat one type of particle in the mixture so that they cannot join to form a separate layer.

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