Exploring Solutions and Matter Conservation

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When sugar is dissolved in water, which property of the sugar changes?

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The state of the sugar

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What happens to the mass of substances when combined into a solution?

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The mass remains the same

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Property that does not change when substances are combined into a solution: Volume, Mass, Color, Texture

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Mass

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How can you prove that the mass of a saltwater solution is equal to the mass of the salt and water before they are mixed?

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By measuring the mass of the solution and comparing it to the sum of the masses of salt and water

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What happens to the individual properties of substances when they are combined into a solution?

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They are altered but still present

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A student dissolves 10 grams of sugar in 100 grams of water. What will be the total mass of the sugar solution?

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110 grams

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Example of a solution where matter is conserved: Oil and water, Sand and water, Salt and water, Vinegar and oil

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Salt and water

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If you mix two clear liquids and the resulting solution is cloudy, what can you infer about the properties of the solution compared to the original liquids?

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The solution has different properties

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How can you demonstrate that the mass of a solution is conserved when a solid is dissolved in a liquid?

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By measuring the mass before and after dissolving

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Which property of a solution is most likely to change when a solid is dissolved in a liquid? Options: Mass, Volume, Temperature, Color

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Color

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