Separating Mixtures
The number of techniques learned to separate mixtures.
What is SIX.
You can test whether a solution is an acid or a base by using this.
What is an INDICATOR.
The three types of matter.
What are SOLIDS, LIQUIDS & GASES
The type of chemical reaction to come from adding iodine to corn starch.
What is COLOUR CHANGE.
Change that can be undone or reversed.
What is REVERSIBLE.
The technique we use to separate large particles from small ones.
What is SIEVING.
This type of solution is bitter.
What is a BASE.
Two solids mixed together make this kind of mixture.
What is a HETEROGENEOUS mixture.
The type of chemical reaction to come from adding sugar into water.
What is DISSOLVING.
Change that cannot be undone or reversed.
What is IRREVERSIBLE.
The technique we use to separate heavy particles from light ones.
What is WIND.
Lemon juice, urine, and vinegar are examples of this.
What is an ACID.
When you mix milk with coffee, it makes this kind of a mixture.
What is a HOMOGENEOUS mixture.
The type of chemical change to come from adding baking soda to vinegar.
What is FIZZING.
The study of matter.
What is CHEMISTRY
The technique we use to separate sand from water by pouring from one container to another.
What is DECANTING.
Bases break down these two things.
What are OILS and FATS.
When a solute sits on the top or bottom of a solvent.
What is a SUSPENSION
The type of chemical change to occur when a cake is baked.
What is a CHANGE IN STATE (OF MATTER).
Any substance that has a mass and takes up space
What is MATTER
The technique we use to separate floating particles from heavier ones.
What is FLOTATION.
Water is an example of this type of solution.
What is an NEUTRAL solution.
If a solute is added to a solvent and it does this, it creates a solution.
What is DISSOLVE.
The type of chemical reaction to occur when lighting a match.
What is COMBUSTION.
A solution where no more solute can be added.
What is SATURATED.