Pure Substances and Mixtures
Matter
Classifying substances
Particle Theory
100

Define a pure substance.

Contains one kind of particle. 

100

What are the three states of matter?

Solid, liquid, and gas.

100
What is distilled water? 

Pure substance.

100

What is a particle?

A very, very small piece of matter. 

200

Define a mixture.

Contains more than one kind of particle.

200

Define what matter is. 

Anything that has volume and takes up space.

200

What is ketchup?

A mixture. 

200

What happens to particles when they are heated? 

Particles move faster and spread further apart. 

300
True or false: Air is a pure substance.

what is false. 

300

What is a particle?

A very, very small portion of matter. 

300

What is Carbon Dioxide CO2?

Pure substance. 
300

In the three states of matter, what exists between particles?

Empty space.

400

 Name two pure substances that make up a chocolate chip cookie. 

Baking soda, salt, sugar.

400

Name the state of matter that has a definite volume but no definite shape.

Liquid

400

What is Gold? 

Pure substance.

400

True or false: All particles in a pure substance are different. 

False.

500

What is rust considered? 

A pure substance.

500

What is the fourth state of matter?

Plasma. (learning moment: lightning, plasma tv)

500

What is the air found in the atmosphere? 

A mixture.

500

Rank the following states of matter from fastest to slowest regarding particle movement.

Gas, liquid, solid.