particals
How particles move in a solids.
what is vibrate.
How do you separate particals from water?
what is filter.
what is it called when a liquid turns into a solid.
what is freezing.
what is solubility
what is, solubility is the maximum amount of a substance
what is the two most known ores that you can find in the ground
what is, iron ore (primarily hematite and magnetite)
How close together are the gas partials when they are in water?
what is,they are forced to be close.
How to evaporate water?
what is,putting water in a small container and putting it somewhere were the sun can hit it.
what is a compound that can be a pure substance.
what is carbon dioxide.
what is a solute
what is a substance that is a solid, liquid, or gas—that can dissolves in a solvent to form a homogeneous mixture.
How do you clean oil out of the ocean
what is, you can use floating booms to contain oil
how do liquid partials move around each other?
what is, their constantly vibrating sliding rolling and swapping positions while being very close together.
what are the 3 main medals attracted to magnets?
what is, iron, nickel, cobalt
what are two types of pure substances mixed?
what is homogeneous and heterogenous mixture.
what is a solvent
what is, a substance that is usually a liquid that dissolves into a solute a solid, liquid, or gas to form a homogeneous mixture.
How can the waist hurt the environment
what is, Waste damages the environment by releasing harmful pollutants.
what is partical theory?
What is all matter is made of small and always moving particals that have spaces btween them and they are held together by a stronger forces.
What is the process of distilleration?
what is, heating up a mixture into Vapor and then turning it back into a liquid.
what is made up of carbon and iron?
what is steel.
what are two most common solid solution
what is,substitutional and interstitial solid solutions
does the harm of the waist ever go away
what is,yes, the health risks associated with a large waist circumference
How do particals move when heated up?
What is,they gain energy causing them to move faster vibrate more and spread out.
What is the definition of sieving
what is, the smaller particals fall into a container underneath,And the bigger particals get stuck in the top of the screen.
what is the difference between Identifying a pure substance and a mixture?
what is a pure substance has only one particals but a mixture contains two or more particals.
how do you make a substance saturated
what is, you have to dissolve a solute (e.g., salt, sugar) into a solvent (e.g.,water) at a specific temperature untill no more solute can dissolve and excess solid begins to stop at the bottom.
how long does it take to break down waste
what is,from weeks to months to years it depends on the type of wast.