Vocabulary
Mixtures
Solutions
Matter
Separating Mixtures
Atoms
Elements
Metals?
Misc.
100

The substance doing the dissolving

What is the Solvent?

100

A mixture is 2 substances that can be easily _____

separated

100

True or false, dissolving and evaporation are the same.

False

100

What are the three states of matter?

What are solid, liquid, and gas?

100

What are 2 properties we can use to separate mixtures?

Examples: size, color, magnetism

100

What is the smallest unit of matter?

What is an atom?

100

What is He on the periodic table?

What is helium?

100

Is the melting point of a nonmetal high or low?

What is low?

100

True or False?

Scientists can see (using their eyes)  atoms under a microscope.

What is false?

200

When you can see and physically separate the different parts of a mixture.

What is Heterogenous?

200

Example: trail mix contains:

 peanuts, raisins and M&M's

What is a mixture?

200

TRUE OR FALSE:

Solutions are mixtures in which the substances are evenly mixed throughout

TRUE

200

What are the two types of mixtures that begin with the letter h?

What is homogeneous and heterogeneous?

200

What are two methods we can use to separate mixtures?

Examples: Magnets, evaporation, strainer, filter paper, tweezers, fingers, etc.

200

What three parts make up the structure of an atom?

What is a proton, neutron, and electron?

200

What is C on the periodic table?

What is carbon?

200

What state of matter can you find a metalloid?

What is a solid?

200

What are negatively charged particles in an atom?

What are electrons?

300

The one being dissolved

What is the Solute?

300

Gravel and Sand is a 

Mixture

300

The two parts of a solution.

What are the solute and solvent?

300

NaCl is the chemical compound for what?

What is salt or sodium chloride?

300

If you wanted to separate salt from water, what would you do?

Use evaporation

300

This occurs when you combine elements together chemically.  An example is sugar.

What is a compound?

300

What is Na on the periodic table?

What is sodium?

300

What is brittle and can be easily shattered?

What is a metalloid?

300

What is the name in the middle of the atom structure that has the protons and neutrons?

What is the nucleus?

400

When you can not see or physically separate the different parts of a Solution.

What is Homogeneous?

400

True or false?

All solutions are mixtures, but not all mixtures are solutions

 What is True?

400

When Kool-aid powder is mixed with water, what is the solute?

Kool-aid powder

400

What are 3 common ways to change matter?

1. physical change 2. state change 3. chemical change

400

How would you separate iron filings from sand?

Use a magnet

400

This is what you make when you take individual atoms and physically connect them together.

What is a molecule?

400

What is Fe on the periodic table?

What is iron?

400

Malleable is a property of what?

What is a metal?

400

Protons plus neutrons equals what?

What is atomic mass?

500

What is created by pure substances and can be separated?

What is a mixture?

500

The Properties are maintained when two different components are put together. 

What are mixtures?

500

True or False

Pure substances cannot be broken down into simpler substances by physical methods.

What is true?

500

In a ____________ system the total mass of the matter is the same before an after a physical, state, or chemical change.

What is a closed system?

500

What would be the best method to use to separate a mixture of sand and gravel?

A sieve

500

What is a pure substance consisting only of atoms that all have the same number of protons?

What is an element?

500

What is the periodic element for gold?

What is Au?

500

Which is a poor conductor?

What is a nonmetal?

500

What 4 elements make up 97% of humans?

What is Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen, and Nitrogen?