Mixtures & Solutions - Fact of Fib

Cork maintains (keeps) its physical property of density when placed in water.

• fact (true)

• fib (false)

Iron filings maintain (keep) their physical property of magnetism when placed in sand.

• fact (true)

• fib (false)

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NGSS.MS-PS2-3

NGSS.MS-PS2-5

Iron filings do not maintain (do not keep) their physical property of insolubility when placed in water.

• fact (true)

• fib (false)

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NGSS.5-PS1-4

A mixture of staples and iron filings can be separated by passing a magnet through the mixture.

• fact

• fib

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NGSS.MS-PS2-3

A mixture of staples and sand can be separated by passing a magnet through the mixture.

• fact (true)

• fib (false)

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NGSS.MS-PS2-3

A mixture of salt and sand can be separated with water, because salt is soluble.

• fact (true)

• fib (false)

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NGSS.MS-PS1-2

A mixture of salt and sand can be separated with water, because salt is less dense than water.

• fact

• fib

A mixture of salt and sand can be separated with a screen, because both salt and sand maintain (keep) their state (solid) and size.

• fact (true)

• fib (false)

A mixture of gravel and wood chips can be separated with water, because wood chips are less dense than water.

• fact (true)

• fib (false)

A mixture of gravel and wood chips can be separated with water, because wood chips are soluble.

• fact (true)

• fib (false)