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 B. Melting B. Melting  C. A solid dispersing into C. A solid dispersing into  a liquid a liquid  A. Disappearing A. Disappearing  D. Separating a solid from a liquid D. Separating a solid from a liquid How would you define dissolving?

Back to Board  C. Dispersing a solid into a liquid

 C. Saturated C. Saturated  A. Mixture A. Mixture  B. Solution B. Solution  D. Evaporation D. Evaporation A bowl of cereal with milk is an example of…

Back to Board A. Mixture

 A. Filtering A. Filtering  C. Screening C. Screening  B. Evaporation B. Evaporation  D. Dissolving D. Dissolving What is the method used for separating a solution?

Back to Board B. Evaporation

 D. Saturated D. Saturated  C. Evaporated C. Evaporated  B. Concentrated B. Concentrated  A. Diluted A. Diluted A liquid that can hold NO MORE material is considered…

Back to Board D. Saturated

 A. heat A. heat  C. precipitate C. precipitate  D. gas formation D. gas formation  B. dissolving B. dissolving All of the following are examples of a chemical reaction except…

Back to Board B. Dissolving

 A. 1 scoop of Kool-Aid and 500 mL of water A. 1 scoop of Kool-Aid and 500 mL of water  C. two scoops of Kool-Aid and 500 mL of water C. two scoops of Kool-Aid and 500 mL of water  B. 1 Scoop of Kool-Aid and 1000 mL of water B. 1 Scoop of Kool-Aid and 1000 mL of water  D. 2 scoops of Kool-Aid and 1000 mL of water D. 2 scoops of Kool-Aid and 1000 mL of water Which of these solutions has the highest concentration?

Back to Board C. 2 scoops of Kool-Aid and 500 mL of water

 A. About 210 g A. About 210 g  B. Exactly 170 g B. Exactly 170 g  C. Exactly 230 g C. Exactly 230 g  D. Same-200 g D. Same-200 g If a glass of unsweetened lemonade weighs 200 g and 30 grams of sugar are added, what will be the new weight?

Back to Board C. 230 grams

 C. Baking Soda C. Baking Soda  A. Citric Acid A. Citric Acid  B. Salt B. Salt  D. Calcium Chloride D. Calcium Chloride Which of these materials is the most soluble?

Back to Board A. Citric Acid

 A. Mixture A. Mixture  C. Solution C. Solution Which is a special mixture formed when a solid material dissolves into a liquid?  D. Concentration D. Concentration  B. Crystal B. Crystal

Back to Board C. Solution

How can you make a stronger solution?  A. Heat up the liquid A. Heat up the liquid  C. Cool down the liquid C. Cool down the liquid  B. Add more water B. Add more water  D. Add more powder D. Add more powder

Back to Board D. Add more powder

 A. screen filter A. screen filter What is the best way to separate gravel from water?  C. evaporation C. evaporation  B. Pick out with hands B. Pick out with hands  D. burning D. burning

Back to Board A. Screen filter

 C. salt crystals C. salt crystals After a sodium chloride and water solution evaporates, what is left behind?  A. nothing A. nothing  B. white chalky precipitate B. white chalky precipitate  D. hydrogen atoms D. hydrogen atoms

Back to Board C. Salt Crystals

 C. Gas causes bag to expand C. Gas causes bag to expand When a chemical reaction occurs in a closed bag, what is the result?  A. All air is sucked out of bag A. All air is sucked out of bag  B. Crystals form B. Crystals form  D. Bag becomes very hot D. Bag becomes very hot

Back to Board C. Gas causes bag to expand

 C. It rises C. It rises What happens to the water level of a solution when a solid is dissolved into it?  A. It falls A. It falls  D. Solids don’t dissolve into liquids D. Solids don’t dissolve into liquids  B. It stays the same B. It stays the same

Back to Board C. It rises

 B. Fizzing, white bubbles, chalk forms B. Fizzing, white bubbles, chalk forms What happens when baking soda and calcium chloride are combined in water?  A. No chemical reaction occurs A. No chemical reaction occurs  D. clear bubbles but no chalk D. clear bubbles but no chalk  C. Feels colder but no fizz C. Feels colder but no fizz

B. Fizzing, white bubbles, chalk forms

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