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Duplicate of Elements Mixtures & Compounds
Duplicate of Elements Mixtures & Compounds
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A mixture where the different parts are easily visible is a(n)
Solution
Homogenous mixture
Compound
Heterogenous mixture
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A substance formed by the chemical bonding of 2 or more elements is a(n):
element
mixture
compound
solution
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A mixture where the different parts are easily visible is a(n)
Homogenous mixture
Heterogenous mixture
Compound
Solution
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Which one is a homogenous mixture?
Salt Water
Trail Mix
Salt (NaCl)
Sugar (C6H12O6)
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The process that changes 2 or more elements into a compound by sharing or donating electrons
Homogenous Mixtures
Organic Chemistry
Chemical Bonding
Heterogenous Mixtures
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Which one is a Pure Substance?
Oil & Water
Sugar (C6H12O6)
Trail Mix
Salt water
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Which one is a Heterogenous Mixture?
Carbon Dioxide
Salt Water
Sugar (C6H12O6)
Trail Mix
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A well mixed homogenous mixture in which a solute, like sugar, is completely dissolved in water
Solvent
Solution
Solute
Compound
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Combining together elements or compounds WITHOUT any chemical bonding creates a(n)
Solvent
Isotope
Mixture
Pure substance
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An example of a heterogenous mixture would be...
Table Salt
Carbon Dioxide
Salt water
Trail Mix
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A unique pure substance comprised of atoms having the same number protons in the nucleus is a:
compound
element
mixture
solution
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A mixture with uniform composition so that separate parts CANNOT be easily seen is a(n)
Pure Substance
Homogenous Mixture
Heterogenous Mixture
Compound
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What is the key difference in Compounds & Mixtures?
Compounds are NOT pure substances. Mixtures are pure!
Compounds are chemically bonded & difficult to separate.
ALL Mixtures are heterogenous solutions.
Mixtures are chemically bonded & difficult to separate.
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What is the key difference in Elements & Compounds?
Compounds are NOT pure substances
Elements have at least 2 different types of atoms
Compounds contain at least 2 different types of atoms
Elements are not Chemically bonded