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Types of Matter Powerpoint Templates

Two Main Types of Matter Pure Substance Mixtures

Pure Substance Definition 2 types Element Compound

Element Definition Found on the periodic table

Compounds Definition Cannot be separated physically

Mixtures Definition 2 types of mixtures Homogeneous Heterogeneous

Homogeneous Mixtures Definition Also called solution (6 types) Gas – gas Gas – liquid Liquid – gas Liquid – liquid Solid – liquid Solid - solid

Gas-Gas solution Examples Air Scuba tank

Gas-Liquid Solution Examples Carbonated drinks

Liquid – Gas Solution Examples Humidity Hair spray

Liquid – Liquid Solution Dilution Watered down Examples Concentrates + H2O

Solid – Liquid Solution Examples Powdered drinks Dissolving

Solid – Solid Solution Examples Alloys White Gold

Heterogeneous Mixtures Definition Examples:

Separation of Mixtures If mixtures can be “mixed” together physically then can be separated physically How?

Filtration Separation of solid from liquid

Centrifuge Separation of solids and liquids by centripetal force

Distillation Separation of liquids by boiling point differences

Decantation The pouring off of a liquid from a solid or another heavier liquid

Crystallization Solution of solid and liquid allowed to recrystallize the solid

Chromatography