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    Name: Section:

    1. Classify each of the following as elements (E), compounds (C), Heterogeneous mixture (HM) or
    homogenous mixture (S). Write the letter X if it is none of these.

    _E/HM_Diamond (C) _C_Water (H2O) _C_Dry Ice (CO2)

    _C_Sugar (C6H12O6) _C_Alcohol (CH3OH) _C_Baking Soda (NaHCO3)

    _S_Milk _HM_Pail of Garbage _E_Titanium (Ti)

    _S_Air C Ammonia (NH3) _E_Iron (Fe)

    _C_Sulfuric Acid (H2SO4) _C_Salt (NaCl) _X_Popcorn and seeds

    _S_Gasoline _HM_Noodle Soup _E_Gold (Au)

    _E_Krypton (K) _S_Wood _HM_Book

    _E_Bismuth (Bi) _S_Salt Water _S_A dog

    _E_Uranium (U) _S_Ink _S_Concrete

    2. Match each diagram with its correct description. Diagrams will be used once.

    A B C D E

    _C_ Pure Element – only one type of atom present.

    _E_ Mixture of two elements – two types of uncombined atoms present.

    _B_ Pure compound – only one type of compound present.

    _A_ Mixture of two compounds – two types of compounds present.

    _D_ Mixture of a compound and an element.


    3. Read each description and determine whether it is a pure substance or mixture. Then further
    classify the matter (element, compound, homogeneous mixture, heterogeneous mixture)

    Description Pure Substance Classification?


    or Mixture?
    1. Chocolate syrup is added to milk and stirred Mixture Homogeneous mixture

    2. Copper metal (used to make wires) Pure substance Element

    3. Sand is added to water MixtureMixture Heterogeneous mixture

    4. Distilled water Pure substance Compound

    5. Tap water MixtureMixture Homogeneous mixture

    6. Diamond Pure substance


    Element

    7. Table sugar Pure substance


    Compound

    8. Table sugar added to a cup of coffee and stirred MixtureMixture Homogeneous

    9. Kool-aid is added to water Mixture


    Homogeneous mixture
    (solution)
    10. Coca-cola Mixture
    Homogeneous mixture

    11. Helium gas (used to inflate a balloon) Pure substance Element

    12. Mercury metal (used in old thermometers) Pure substance


    Element

    13. Hydrogen gas (an explosive gas) Pure substance


    Element

    14. Trail mix (peanuts, pretzels and m&m's) Mixture Heterogeneous mixture

    15. The air we breathe Mixture Homogeneous mixture


    (solution)

    4. Define each separation technique. Then come up with 3 everyday examples for each.

    a. Filtration is____________________________________________________
    _____________________________________________________________
    i. _________________________________________________________________
    _________________________________________________________________
    __________________________________________________

    ii. _________________________________________________________________
    _________________________________________________________________
    __________________________________________________

    iii. _________________________________________________________________
    _________________________________________________________________
    __________________________________________________

    b. Crystallization is____________________________________________________
    _____________________________________________________________

    i. _________________________________________________________________
    _________________________________________________________________
    __________________________________________________

    ii. _________________________________________________________________
    _________________________________________________________________
    __________________________________________________

    iii. _________________________________________________________________
    _________________________________________________________________
    __________________________________________________

    c. Distillation is____________________________________________________
    _____________________________________________________________

    i. _________________________________________________________________
    _________________________________________________________________
    __________________________________________________

    ii. _________________________________________________________________
    _________________________________________________________________
    __________________________________________________

    iii. _________________________________________________________________
    _________________________________________________________________
    __________________________________________________
    d. Chromatography is__________________________________________________
    _____________________________________________________________

    i. _________________________________________________________________
    _________________________________________________________________
    __________________________________________________

    ii. _________________________________________________________________
    _________________________________________________________________
    __________________________________________________

    iii. _________________________________________________________________
    _________________________________________________________________
    __________________________________________________

    5. Classify the following changes as Chemical or Physical Changes, and provide a reason for your
    answer:

    Change Chemical or Physical Reason

    You cut your hair Physical It’s still hair

    Mixing sugar and water Physical Even if sugar is dissolved in water, it’s still the
    same substance. No new substance is created.

    Making a peanut, pretzel and Physical Still peanuts, pretzels and cereal
    cereal mixture

    Baking soda reacts with vinegar Chemical Difficult to reverse, gas is formed
    and forms a gas
    A piece of metal is bent in half Physical Able to bend it back to its original form

    Methanol is burned and leaves a Chemical Unable to reverse


    residue
    New substance is formed

    An aspirin is crushed into fine Physical Changing from solid into powder but still aspirin
    powder

    Copper turns green when exposed Chemical Colour change, new substance is formed
    to the environment

    Two clear liquids are mixed and a Chemical Colour change


    yellow color forms

    Baking cookies Chemical Hard to reverse

    Diamonds are used to scratch Physical Can fix the glass, still glass
    glass

    A tree burns to form ashes Chemical Can’t reverse this, new substance is formed
    (soot)

    Water freezes to form ice Physical Can reverse by melting

    Glass Breaking Physical Can fix the glass, still glass


    Water evaporates into steam Physical Reverse by condensation, still water

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