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Elements, Compounds, & Mixtures

Elements, Compounds, & Mixtures

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Chemistry

7th - 12th Grade

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NGSS
MS-PS1-1

Standards-aligned

Created by

K. Ford

Used 165+ times

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16 Slides • 10 Questions

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Elements, Compounds, & Mixtures

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What are the 2 major categories of matter? Check all that apply:

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elements

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mixtures

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pure substances

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compounds

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Multiple Select

What are the 2 types of pure substances? Check all that apply:

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elements

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homogeneous mixtures

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heterogeneous mixtures

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compounds

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What are the 2 types of mixtures? Check all that apply:

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elements

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homogeneous mixtures

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heterogeneous mixtures

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compounds

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Elements

  • can be found on the Periodic Table

  • examples: oxygen (O2); Carbon (C); Sodium (Na)

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Open Ended

Where can you look to find out if something is an element?

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Multiple Select

Check all the examples of elements:

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hydrogen (H2)

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sulfur (S)

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water (H2O)

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carbon monoxide (CO)

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nitrogen (N2)

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Compounds

  • combinations of 2 or more elements

  • examples: H2O; CO; N2O; CH3COOH; HCl

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Multiple Select

Check all the examples of compounds:

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O2

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NaCl

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KBr

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H2

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CaCl2

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Homogeneous Mixtures

  • blended evenly throughout

  • you CANNOT tell the different substances apart

  • more examples: creamy peanut butter, Gatorade, hand sanitizer

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there is a typo on this slide!!! vinegar is NOT a homogenous mixture, it is a compound!!

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Multiple Choice

Solutions are what type of mixture?

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homogeneous

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heterogeneous

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Heterogeneous Mixtures

  • you can look at the different substances and tell them apart

  • more examples: trail mix, crunchy peanut butter

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Colloids

  • can be determined using the Tyndall effect

  • particles are large enough to scatter light differently, but do not settle

  • are considered heterogeneous because of particle size

  • examples: milk, paper

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Multiple Choice

Colloids and suspensions are which type of mixture?

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heterogeneous

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homogeneous

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Multiple Select

Check all the HOMOGENEOUS mixtures:

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trail mix

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creamy peanut butter

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Gatorade

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sweet tea

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pizza

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Multiple Select

Check all the HETEROGENEOUS mixtures:

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soft drinks (unopened)

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snow globes

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paint

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salad

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hand sanitizer

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