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    Here are the classifications: 1. Heterogeneous mixture 2. Compound 3. Compound 4. Heterogeneous mixture 5. Solution 6. Mixture 7. Compound 8. Element 9. Alloy (heterogeneous mixture of metals) 10. Element 11. Heterogeneous mixture 12. Solution

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    Water Displacement

    displacement occurs when an object


    is immersed in a fluid, pushing it out of
    the way and taking its place.
    The volume of the fluid displaced can
    then be measured, as in the
    illustration, and from this the volume of
    the immersed object can be deduced
    http://www.execulink
    .com/~ekimmel/density_displac
    ment.htm

    This animation shows how a rubber stopper


    placed in a graduated cylinder will cause the water
    level to rise. Since the volume of the stopper is
    equal to the volume of water displaced and the
    initial and final mass is known, the density of the
    irregularly shaped stopper can be determined.
    Density
    Density- is a property that can be
    used to identify a substance.

    Calculating Density:
    Density = Mass
    Volume
    Density
    ******If the density is greater than 1 the
    object will sink
    *****If the density is less than 1 the object
    will float
       Wood has a density of 0.85 g/cm – it
    will float
    Steel has a density of 7.81 g/cm- it will
    sink
    Density- never changes

    Weight and volume do


    change
    Matter
    Anything that has mass
    takes up space
    Mass vs Weight
    Mass Weight

    How much matter How much mass


    the effects of gravity
    Calculating weight
    Weight = m * g Three steps:
    Label in Newton      Formula
    (N)      Plug in numbers
    Solve and label your
    answer
     
    Phase changes
    During a phase change particles are
    changing
    o Speed
    Distance between each particle
    3 points where temperature changes –
    A,C,E
    2 points where temperature doesn’t
    change- B, D

    D E
    C
    B
    A
    WHY ??
    Particles are going through a
    phase change
    Chang speed and how far they
    are apart
    Physical properties

    Depends on the matter itself

    Density, Mass, Weight, Volume, Color ,


    Order, Texture

    http://www.saskschools.ca/curr_content/
    science9/chemistry/lesson8b.html
    Chemical properties
    Depends on the reaction of the matter
    with other matter

    Flammable
    Corrosive

    http://www.sasksc
    hools.ca/curr_cont
    ent/science9/chem
    istry/lesson8a.html
    Heterogeneous mixture
    mixture that does EX: Chocolate
    not appear to be Chip cookies,
    the same Pizza
    throughout.
    Homogeneous Mixture
    A mixture that EX: Milk, toothpaste,
    appears to be the and mayonnaise
    same throughout.

    It is “well mixed.”
    Alloys- are metal
    solutions
    Compound Molecule Element

    More than 1 kind Can be the same One kind of atom


    of atom OR different kinds

    Chemically Chemically
    combined combined

    Ex: H20, Water, EX: Hydrogen gas EX: uranium,


    table salt calcium
    Classify each of the following substances
    as; an element, a compound, a solution, or
    a heterogeneous mixture.

    7.  Carbon Dioxide


    1.  Sand  
    8.  Gold   
    2.  Salt
    9.  Bronze  
    3.  Pure Water
    10. Oxygen
    4.  Soil
    11.  Salad Dressing
    5.  Soda  
    12. Salt Water  
    6.  Pure Air

      

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