Classification of Matter
Concentrations
Water Properties & Polarity
Wetlands & Wastewater
Hydrocycle
100

Classify each of the following


i. element

ii. compound 

iii. heterogenous mixture

iv. homogenous mixture

100
What formula is used to determine the concentration of a solution?

mass of solute / volume of solvent 

100

Describe the most likely way in which two water molecules will interact.

a hydrogen bond will form between the hydrogen of one molecule and the oxygen of another molecule

100

Often called "Nature’s Kidneys," wetlands act as natural filters by trapping sediment and absorbing excess nutrients before water reaches the ocean. Provide at least one example of a wetland

marshes, swamps, bogs, and/or fens

100

The diagram below shows part of the water cycle. Letters A through D represent processes that take place during the cycle.

Which letter represents transpiration?


B

200

Which image is an example of one element and one compound?


D. 

200

Determine the mass concentration of a salt solution in which 13 g of salt is added to 52 mL of water.

0.25 g/mL

200
How does the decrease in density of water upon freezing benefit aquatic life?

It allows ice to float, insulating the water below.

200

What three main steps occur in the Sidwell system after water reaches the basement holding tank?

Then label each step with a "P" for physical change or "C" for chemical change.

2 additional filters (P), UV filter (C), addition of blue dye (P)

200

What is the process where liquid water turns into a gas (water vapor)?

evaporation

300

This classification of matter is not chemically bonded and has a unified appearance.

Homogenous mixture

300

2g sucrose is added to 200mL water to form an aqueous solution.

Calculate the mass/volume percent of the sucrose solution. There is a negligible change in volume on addition of sucrose to water.


1%

(mass/volume)x100%

300

San Diego is less than 1 mile from the Southern Californian coast with temperatures swinging 3 degrees from day to night. Palm Springs is 181 miles from the Southern California coast and has temperature swings of 17 degrees from day to night. 

What water properties best explain why coastal cities like San Diego often have a smaller air temperature range than inland cities?

the ocean has a high heat capacity, meaning it heats up and cools down much slower. Therefore, air that is closer to the ocean results in a similar reaction

300

There are multiple filters in the wetlands area. List one that causes physical change and one that causes chemical change to the water. 

Physical - fine sand filter

Chemical - trickle filter

300

List all the steps to move surface water to ground water.

1. infiltration

2. percolation

400

What classification of matter is ketchup in a container before shaking it?

heterogenous mixture

400

10 g HCl is added to 100g water to form an aqueous solution. Calculate the mass percentage of the HCl solution.  

9.09%


HCl/solution total x 100

400

Explain water's ability to dissolve certain substances such as glucose, but remain separate from other substances such as oils.

Water is polar. Glucose is also polar with many hydrogen and oxygen ends available for bonding. Opposites attract with ionic bonds and polarity. Oil is non polar and rather hydrophobic.

400

Waste water treatment includes primary, secondary, and tertiary. What occurs at each step?

Primary - physically removing large solids

Secondary - biologically breaking down organic materials

Tertiary - purification, removing any nutrients or pollutants 

400

Draw a diagram of part of the water cycle that includes a glacier, a cloud, sublimation, and deposition. 


500

Select all the pure substances:

I. Oxygen gas
II. Mineral water
III. Aluminum sheet
IV. Diesel
V. Soda
VI. Baking soda

I. Oxygen gas

III. Aluminum sheet

VI. Baking soda

500

Explain what changes and what stays the same when 1.00 L of a solution of NaCl is diluted to 1.80 L.

The number of mass always stays the same in a dilution.

The concentration and the volumes change in a dilution.

500

How does the bent geometry of water contribute to its polarity?

It prevents dipole moments from canceling out.

500

In the Blue Plains wastewater lesson, treated and now clean water is released back into the Potomac River. What term describes clean or sewage based liquid being released into rivers or oceans?

effluent 

500
What are the two main drivers of the water cycle?

sun and gravity