Classification of Matter
Separation Techniques
Solutions
Molarity/Dilutions
Solubility Curves
100

The image below can be described as a Heterogeneous Mixture or Homogeneous Mixture? 

Homogeneous Mixture

100

Which separation technique would be best to separate rocks from sand? 

Manual Separation (sorting) 

100

The universal solvent is ______.

Water

100

Which is the most concentrated? 

A

100

Below are ways to increase the solubility of a solid or a gas? 

1. Increases temperature

2. Increase surface area 

3. Agitate 

Solid

200

Mixtures are separated by physical or chemical methods? 

Physical Methods

200

What separation technique would be the best to separate iron filings from dirt? 

Magnetism 

200

18K Gold is 75% gold and the rest is copper and silver. Identify the solvent and solute. 

Gold is the Solvent. Copper and Silver are the Solute. 

200

Which is more dilute? 

0.10 M or 10.0 M

0.10 M

200

Which substance is the most soluble at 50°C?

KNO3

300

The image below shows a mixture of compounds, elements, or both?

 

Mixture of a Compound & Diatomic Element

300

Water and ethanol are two liquids. The boiling point of water is 100°C and ethanol is 87°C. What would be the best separation technique to use to separate these two liquids? 

Distillation
300

The image below represents dissociation or dissolving? Does it represents an electrolyte or non-electrolyte? 


Dissociation resulting in an electrolyte that would conduct electricity. 

300

Which is more dilute? 

5 L of water or 10 L of water 

(in the same amount of solute)

10 L of water

300

How many grams of KCl will dissolve at 10°C?

30 g

400

The warming curve below could represent salt or saltwater? 

Salt because NaCl is a pure substance resulting in a flat line phase change. 

400

Which separation technique is used to separate the plasma from your blood cells? 

Centrifuging 

400

Chalk does not dissolve in water. These two substances would be considered which of the following? 

A) Soluble

B) Insoluble

C) Miscible 

D) Immiscible

Insoluble
400

What is the concentration of 2.0 mol of NaCl dissolved in 10.0 L of water? 

0.20 M

400

40g of KCl in 100g of water at 80°C would be considered saturated or unsaturated? 

Unsaturated

500

A homogeneous mixture composed of two or more metals is known as ____________. 

an alloy

500

Test answers were written on a piece of paper in marker. 3 students used a marker on their exams that day. Which separation technique could Mrs. Kline use to identify which marker was used? 

Chromatography to separate the ink. 

500

Oil and water do not mix therefore are considered which of the following? 

A) Soluble

B) Insoluble

C) Miscible 

D) Immiscible

Immiscible - two liquids that do not mix 

500

2.0 L of 10.0 M saltwater are diluted down to a concentration of 5 M. What is the final volume of the solution?

4.0 L

500

Which substance is a gas? 

Ce2(SO4)3

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