Atoms, Elements, Compounds, and Mixtures

Substances made of two or more DIFFERENT elements chemically combined.

• atoms

• compounds

• mixtures

• elements

Pure substances; all of the atoms have the same number of protons and properties.

• atoms

• compounds

• mixtures

• elements

Have smaller parts called neutrons

• atoms

• compounds

• mixtures

• elements

More than 100 of these are found on the periodic table.

• atoms

• compounds

• mixtures

• elements

Water, table, salt, and chalk are all examples of these.

• atoms

• compounds

• mixtures

• elements

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NGSS.MS-PS1-1

Positively charged particles are found in their nuclei.

• atoms

• compounds

• mixtures

• elements

Bag of candy, cereal, and fruit are all examples of these.

• atoms

• compounds

• mixtures

• elements

Substances made by combining two or more different materials with NO chemical reaction.

• atoms

• compounds

• mixtures

• elements

Negatively charged particles circle in their orbitals.

• atoms

• compounds

• mixtures

• elements

Can be separated into their original parts.

• atoms

• compounds

• mixtures

• elements