Classification of Matter Flashcards

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What is the definition of a mixture?

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made of more than one type of particle.
(ex. granola bars, orange juice, tea, and soil.)

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What is the definition of a homogeneous mixture?

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evenly mixed. (uniform composition.)

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What is the definition of a solution?

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cannot be visually distinguisable.
(ex. apple juice and non-distilled water.)

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What is the definition of an alloy?

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a mixture of metals.
(ex. bronze and stainless steel.)

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What is the definition of an heterogeneous mixture?

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not evenly mixed. non-uniform composition.
(ex. salad, granola, oil and water.)

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What is the definition of an colloid?

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particles that don’t settle.
(ex. milk, fog.)

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What is the definition of suspensions?

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particles that settle over time.
(ex. orange juice with pulp)

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What is the definition of a mechanical mixture?

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can visually distinguish the different substances.
(ex. cereal and caesar salad.)

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What is a physical change?

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a physical change is when no new substance is formed; it is reversible.
(ex. cutting, tearing, grinding, change in state, dissolving, and molding.)

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What is a chemical change?

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a chemical change is when a new substance is formed; it is irreversible.
(ex. burning, rusting, eating (saliva action on food.)

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