The Particle Theory
States of Matter
Pure Sub. or Mixture?
Mixtures
Solutions
100

What is a particle?

A tiny piece of matter we cannot see.

100

When a liquid changes to a solid, it is called?

Freezing

100

Pizza

Mixture

100

Describe a homogenous mixture. 

2 or more substances that have not been chemically bonded.

Cannot see the different parts of the mixture.

Also known as a solution.

Particles are evenly distributed and have the same composition and properties. 

100

The science term meaning "to mix completely"?

Dissolve

200

Particles move faster when this happens to them.

When they are heated.

200

This state of matter has a fixed shape.

Solid.

200

Salt

Pure Substance

200

Describe a heterogeneous mixture. 

2 or more very distinguishable substances.

not evenly mixed.

easy to separate the substances in the mixture 

200

Identify the solute in a fruit juice solution experiment.

The drink crystals/liquid

300

Particles are doing this all the time.

Moving

300

Which two states of matter can flow?

Liquid and Gas.

300

Air

Mixture (Solution)

300

What type of mixture is chocolate milk? Why?

Homogenous. You cannot see the different substances (milk/chocolate).

The composition is uniform. The substance are not easily separated. 

300

Name two substances that are insoluble.

Oil, sand, rocks, paper, flour, etc.

400

True or False: Particles in a solid are touching.

False - All particles have empty spaces between them.

400

In which state of matter are the particles farthest apart?

Gas.

400

Aluminum Foil

Pure Substance

400

What type of mixture is pizza? Why?

Heterogeneous. You can see the different parts.

400

What factors affect solubility? Explain each one. 

Temperature- hot water dissolves a solute more quickly.

Pressure- ex. the gas solute in a can of pop will disappear if the can is opened. 

polarity- negative or positive electric charge. Substances with similar polarities tend to be soluble in one another 

500

The Particle Theory states this about particles in a pure substance.

Particles are identical (all the same) in a pure substance.

500

Describe the particles in a solid. 

Vibrating/moving very slowly

small spaces between


500

water

Pure substance (compound)

500

Give two examples of each a heterogeneous and homogeneous substance. 

heterogeneous- pizza, salad

homogeneous- coffee, vinegar

500

solubility

In chemistry, solubility is the ability of a substance, the solute, to form a solution with another substance, the solvent.