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    A pure substance has a definite composition and properties, while a mixture is made up of two or more components that are mixed but not chemically combined. A pure substance exists in a single phase and is homogeneous in appearance, while a mixture can exist in multiple phases and be either homogeneous or heterogeneous in appearance. A pure substance boils or melts at a fixed temperature, whereas a mixture boils or melts over a range of temperatures depending on its different components.

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    A pure substance has a definite composition and properties, while a mixture is made up of two or more components that are mixed but not chemically combined. A pure substance exists in a single phase and is homogeneous in appearance, while a mixture can exist in multiple phases and be either homogeneous or heterogeneous in appearance. A pure substance boils or melts at a fixed temperature, whereas a mixture boils or melts over a range of temperatures depending on its different components.

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    A pure substance has a definite composition and properties, while a mixture is made up of two or more components that are mixed but not chemically combined. A pure substance exists in a single phase and is homogeneous in appearance, while a mixture can exist in multiple phases and be either homogeneous or heterogeneous in appearance. A pure substance boils or melts at a fixed temperature, whereas a mixture boils or melts over a range of temperatures depending on its different components.

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    Pure Substance and Mixture


    I. Objective: To be able to differentiate a pure substance from a mixture.
    II. Procedure: Study the table below and answer the question that follow.
    Pure Substance Mixture

    Example Composition Phase Appearance Melting/Boiling Example Components Phase Appearance Melting/
    point Boiling
    Water from Boils at fix Orange 1 glass Boils at
    the faucet Homogenous temperature juice water different
    H20 Liquid 1 tbs sugar temperature
    1 tbs. Homogenous at different
    powder time
    orange Liquid
    Bottled 1 glass
    water water
    1 cup
    Orange juice
    Gold Melts completely in a Fruit salad Pineapple Does not
    Ring Gold Au Solid Heterogenous short time Apple melt.
    Cream Particularly
    Sugar Solid Heterogenous or melts at a
    Gold Apple Liquid longer time
    Necklace Avocado
    Condensed
    Milk

    INDICATOR 1
    Guide questions:
    1. What do you observe about the composition of pure substance and composition of mixtures?
    2. How many phases do pure substance exhibits? How about a mixture? (Across mathematics curriculum)
    3. What is the appearance of pure substance?
    4. What can you say about the boiling temperature of pure substance? Boiling temperature of mixture.
    5. Explain the difference between the melting temperature of pure substance and solid mixture.

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