States of Matter
Types of Mixtures
Properties of Mixtures
Separation Techniques
Separation Techniques Part 2
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This is a state of matter where its molecules are arranged in a regular repeating pattern.

Solid

100

This type of mixture is the combination of two or more substances where the mixture looks uniform (the same throughout).

(Homogeneous Mixture)

100

Two parts to a solution

Solute & Solvent

100

Used to Separate iron from black sand

Magnetism 

100

Tool used to separate a mixture with different sized particles

filter, sieve, strainer

200

Molecules in this state are very far apart allowing them to go in different directions.

Gas

200

This is a type of mixture in which the composition is not uniform throughout the mixture. The components do not mix and can easily be separated.

HETEROGENEOUS MIXTURE

200

Most common solvent  (does the dissolving)

Water

200

Separating mixtures based on particle size

Filtration

200

This would be an easy way to separate a mixture of salt and pepper

floatation or dissolving

300

Molecules in this state is slightly loose allowing them to move and flow. They take the shape of their container.

Liquid

300

This is a type of homogeneous mixture where a solid is dissolved in a liquid.

Solution

300

This is the property of a substance to be dissolved in a solvent.

Solubility

300

Used to remove a solvent from a solution, leaving behind the solute

Evaporation

300
Separation Technique used to separate two different liquids

Distillation

400

Describe the phase change that takes place during evaporation

liquid to gas

400

A heterogeneous mixture where components do not mix and separates in time. (Italian Dressing)

SUSPENSION

400

What property of a material or substance determines its ability to float or sink.

Density

400

Physical property that separates mixtures into layers

Density

400

This method of separating solutions is used for things such as the coloured parts of ink

chromatography

500

What factor causes the change in states of matter?

HEAT / TEMPERATURE

500

This is a homogeneous mixture has medium sized particles. Particles are larger than those in a solution but smaller than those in a suspension.

Colloid

500

List 3 physical properties that can be used to help identify a susbstance

color, particle size, magnetic, able to dissolve, can evaporate, etc.

500

Distillation uses this physical property to separate a mixture

boiling point

500

Distillation uses these 2 changes of state to separate solutions

evaporation and condensation