Separation of Mixtures Class 9
Separation of Mixtures Class 9
Properties of matter
Definition of mixtures
Difference between heterogeneous and homogeneous mixtures
Some of the methods of separating substances like filtration, evaporation,
sedimentation and decantation.
TEACHING AIDS: Ammonium chloride, Sodium chloride, sand, Copper Sulphate, china dish,
kerosene oil, water, beakers, funnel, watch glass,spirit lamp,filter paper, tripod stand, separating
funnel, AV module.
INTRODUCTION:
PRESENTATION:
GROUP 2:
GROUP 3:
WORKSTATION 3(ROLL NO: 39 to 42)
OBSERVATION SHEET
1. MIXTURE: Copper Sulphate+ sand+ water
2. HETEROGENEOUS/
/HOMOGENEOUS: Heterogeneous
Teacher: A mixture of Copper sulphate+ sand+ 3. STABLE: Unstable
water can easily be separated by filtration 4. PROPERTIES OF COMPONENTS:
followed by evaporation leading to the Copper Sulphate soluble in water
formation of crystals of copper sulphate. Sand insoluble in water
5. POSSIBLE METHOD OF SEPARATION:
Filtration, evaporation
Teacher: How this method is useful in our Student: For obtaining salt from sea water by
daily life? evaporation and filtration done by water
Teacher Shows the apparatus assembled and treatment plants
explains the process of separation.
HOME ASSIGNMENTS:
Take an earthern pot(matka),some pebbles and some sand. Now design a small scale
filtration plant that you could use to clear impure water(muddy).
BLACK-BOARD WORK:
Separation Methods:
1. Separating funnel
2. Sublimation
3. Filtration
4. Evaporation
Slides of Separation Methods shown on PowerPoint Presentation
Evaporation
Filtration
WORKSTATION __ (ROLL NO: _ to_)
OBSERVATION SHEET
1. MIXTURE:
2. HETEROGENEOUS/HOMOGENEOUS:
3. STABLE:
4. PROPERTIES OF COMPONENTS: