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sepration of substanc

Total questions: 23

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How can we separate oil and water from their mixture?

a)

Oil floats on water and form separate layer. Separating funnel can be used to separate the two.

b)

We are able to dissolve more solute in a solvent at high temperature

2.

Why sieving is not used to separate very small stones from rice grains?

a)

Sieving is not used to separate very small stones from rice grains because both are of almost same size and both will pass through the holes of the sieve.

b)

Handpicking is a method used to separate larger impurities like pieces of dirt, stones etc. just by picking them out with the help of hand from the mixture.

3.

Why are we able to dissolve more solute in a solvent at high temperature?

a)

Oil floats on water and form separate layer.

b)

We are able to dissolve more solute in a solvent at high temperature because high temperature facilitates dissolving reaction by providing energy to break bonds in the solid.

4.

There are 3 beakers half filled with water. Now add 3 spoon of sugar in first beaker, 5 spoon of sugar in second beaker and 7 spoon of sugar in third beaker. Stir the solution of all three beakers. Which solution is more saturated?

a)

secound beaker

b)

Third beaker

c)

first beaker

5.

what is Hand picking

a)

The process of conversion of water vapor into its liquid form

b)

Handpicking is a method used to separate larger impurities like pieces of dirt, stones etc. just by picking them out with the help of hand from the mixture.

6.

what is Threshing

a)

Threshing is a method of separating grains or seeds from the stalks by some mechanical means such as by beating with a flail or by the action of a threshing machine.

b)

method used to separate larger impurities like pieces of dirt, stones etc. just by picking them out with the help of hand from the mixture.

7.

define Evaporation

a)

The process of conversion of water into water vapor is called evaporation.

b)

The process of conversion of water vapor into its liquid form is called evaporation

8.

define Saturated Solution

a)

A solution in which no more solute (such as sugar or salt) can be dissolved in the given amount of solvent (such as water) at a particular temperature is known as saturated solution.

b)

A solution in which more solute (such as sugar or salt) can be dissolved in the given amount of solvent (such as water) at a particular temperature is known as saturated solution.

9.

define Unsaturated Solution

a)

A solution in which more solute (such as sugar or salt) can be dissolved in the given amount of solvent (such as water) at a particular temperature is known as unsaturated solution.

b)

solution in which no more solute (such as sugar or salt) can be dissolved in the given amount of solvent (such as water) at a particular temperature is known as unsaturated solution.

10.

define Decantation

a)

Decantation is the process of removing liquid from mixture when heavier component settles down at the bottom of container.

b)

A mixture of soluble solid in liquid is called solution.

11.

define Solution

a)

A mixture of soluble solid in liquid is called solution.

b)

Substance that is dissolved is called solution

12.

define Solute

a)

Substance that is dissolved is called solute.

b)

mixture of soluble solid in liquid is called solute

13.

Solvent

a)

The liquid in which the solute dissolves is called solvent.

b)

Strainer is a device with holes punched in it or made of crossed wires for separating solid matter from a liquid.

14.

Strainer

a)

Strainer is a device with holes punched in it or made of crossed wires for separating solid matter from a liquid.

b)

The liquid in which the solute dissolves is called solvent

15.

What is winnowing? Where is it used? what is the 1 sentance

a)

Winnowing is the method in which heavier components of the mixture are separated from the lighter components such as chaff, dirt, etc.

b)

by dropping mixture from height into the air.

c)

This method is used by farmers to separate husk and other lighter impurities from grains

16.

What is winnowing? Where is it used? what is the 2 sentance

a)

Winnowing is the method in which heavier components of the mixture are separated from the lighter components such as chaff, dirt, etc.

b)

by dropping mixture from height into the air.

c)

This method is used by farmers to separate husk and other lighter impurities from grains

17.

What is winnowing? Where is it used? what is the 3 sentance

a)

Winnowing is the method in which heavier components of the mixture are separated from the lighter components such as chaff, dirt, etc.

b)

by dropping mixture from height into the air.

c)

This method is used by farmers to separate husk and other lighter impurities from grains

18.

Why do we separate substances? Ans. what is the 1

sentance

a)

We need to separate the components of a mixture for the following reasons

b)

To separate two different but useful components from the mixture

c)

To remove non – useful components from the mixture

d)

To remove impurities or harmful substance from the mixture

e)

To remove the unwanted impurities from the mixture

19.

Why do we separate substances? Ans. what is the 2

sentance

a)

To obtain pure substances by removing the other substances

b)

To separate two different but useful components from the mixture

c)

To remove non – useful components from the mixture

d)

To remove impurities or harmful substance from the mixture

e)

To remove the unwanted impurities from the mixture

20.

Why do we separate substances? Ans. what is the 3

sentance

a)

To obtain pure substances by removing the other substances

b)

To separate two different but useful components from the mixture

c)

To remove non – useful components from the mixture

d)

To remove impurities or harmful substance from the mixture

e)

To remove the unwanted impurities from the mixture

21.

Why do we separate substances? Ans. what is the 4

sentance

a)

To obtain pure substances by removing the other substances

b)

To separate two different but useful components from the mixture

c)

To remove non – useful components from the mixture

d)

To remove impurities or harmful substance from the mixture

e)

To remove the unwanted impurities from the mixture

22.

Why do we separate substances? Ans. what is the 5

sentance

a)

To obtain pure substances by removing the other substances

b)

To separate two different but useful components from the mixture

c)

To remove non – useful components from the mixture

d)

To remove impurities or harmful substance from the mixture

e)

To remove the unwanted impurities from the mixture

23.

Why do we separate substances? Ans. what is the 6

sentance

a)

To obtain pure substances by removing the other substances

b)

To separate two different but useful components from the mixture

c)

To remove non – useful components from the mixture

d)

To remove impurities or harmful substance from the mixture

e)

To remove the unwanted impurities from the mixture