Particle Theory
Mixtures/Solutions
Separation Techniques
State Changes
Science Knowledge
100

What are the 3 states of matter?

Solid, liquid, gas 
100

Define insoluble 

The solute cannot dissolve in a particular solvent 

100

The seperation technique that removes magnetic substances is known as?

Magnetism 

100

Moving from a liquid to a solid is what state change?

Freezing 

100

What is the chemical symbol for water

H2O

200

How are the particles arranged in a solid?

Tightly packed 

200

A solution is made of what two components?

Solute + Solvent 

200

What property type does sieving rely on?

Particle density 

200

Deposition is a _____ in energy 

Decrease 

200

How many planets are in our solar system?

8

300

Cooling decreases ______ of particles 

Energy
300

A solution with lots of water compared to cordial is called _____ solution 

Dilute 

300

Why can't filtration be used for separation of salt in water?

What should be used instead?

Salt would dissolve in water 

Evaporation 

300

Sublimation is moving from which states of matter 

Solid to Gas 

300

Who created the 3 laws of gravity?

Isaac Newton

400

If a basketball is left out in the sun why does it expand?

The heat from the sun causes the gas particles to gain energy and vibrate more causing expansion

400

What is the difference between homogenous and heterogenous mixtures?

Heterogenous = components are not even spread and do not mix 

Homogenous = Components are evenly distributed

400
The substances removed through the filter paper and into the beaker is called the ______

Filtrate 

400

Name the 3 state changes that involve an increase in energy?

Melting, evaporation, sublimation 

400

What are the first 5 elements of the periodic table 

Hydrogen, Helium, Lithium, Beryllium, Boron 

500

Why does water sit at the bottom of a container while gas fills up a room?

Liquids take the shape of their container, gases don't have a fixed volume 

500

In a glass of water, you keep adding red cordial to make it become red as possible 

this solution has now reached its ______ 

Saturation point 

500

A mixture contains sand, salt, and water. Explain the order of separation techniques you would use to separate all three substances and why each technique works?

Filtration to remove the sand, sand does not dissolve in water 

Evaporation to remove the water leaving the salt behind, salt is soluble in water 

500

how does grass on the oval end up being wet in the morning even though it hasn't rained the night before?

Condensation causes the water vapor in the air to turn into a liquid 

500

Name two of the noble gases on the periodic table   

Helium, Neon, Argon Krypton, Xenon, Radon, Oganesson