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Pure Substance and mixture-SOPHIA THERESE CANON

This document provides instructions for a science assignment comparing pure substances and mixtures. Students are asked to complete a Venn diagram identifying three examples of each and their key differences. Pure substances are uniform throughout and cannot be broken down further, while mixtures can be separated into simpler materials and have varying properties. Examples given are baking soda, dry ice, and blood/coffee mixtures. The document also provides a knowledge check asking students to identify separation techniques like filtration, distillation, and magnetic separation that could be used to separate specific substance mixtures.

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Pure Substance and mixture-SOPHIA THERESE CANON

This document provides instructions for a science assignment comparing pure substances and mixtures. Students are asked to complete a Venn diagram identifying three examples of each and their key differences. Pure substances are uniform throughout and cannot be broken down further, while mixtures can be separated into simpler materials and have varying properties. Examples given are baking soda, dry ice, and blood/coffee mixtures. The document also provides a knowledge check asking students to identify separation techniques like filtration, distillation, and magnetic separation that could be used to separate specific substance mixtures.

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SOPHIA THERESE CANON GRADE 7-STE 2 SCIENCE 7

Instructions: Using the Venn diagram, compare and differentiate pure substance and mixture, and provide three examples of each.

Numbers: 1-2 for Pure Substance 3-Similarities 4-5 for Mixtures

PURE SUBSTANCE MIXTURES

1. Something that cannot be 1. A mixture is something that CAN be


broken down into simpler matter broken down into simpler materials
using physical methods. have the same using physical methods.
2. It is composed of different
2. It is composed of one type of properties molecules.
atom. like weight, 3. Particles are physically combined.
3. Particles are chemically 4. It has different chemical and
color, volume,
combined. physical properties.
4. It has same chemical and flammability,
physical properties. toxicity, etc.
Activation of Prior Knowledge Exam 2

Instructions: You have learned the difference between pure substances and mixtures. Identify the
matter if is a pure substance or mixture based from the description on each item. On the space before
each item. Write PURE SUBSTANCE if it is a pure substance.

PURE SUBSTANCE 6. Dry ice is solid carbon dioxide, or CO2. Dry ice may be used as a
cooling agent and contains two oxygen atoms bonded to a carbon atom.

MIXTURE__________7. Instant coffee is made by dissolving a powder in hot water.

PURE SUBSTANCE 8. Baking soda is the common name for sodium bicarbonate, or NaHCO 3.
It can be produced through chemical reactions involving carbon dioxide and sodium
hydroxide.

MIXTURE__________9. Cake batter is a substance that may contain flour, eggs and sugars
mixed by hand or with an electric mixer.
MIXTURE__________10. Blood is a fluid found in the bodies of humans and other animals.
It can be physically separated into plasma, red blood cells and white blood cells.

Separating Components of a Mixture


Progress Check

I- Instructions: On the space before the number, write what is asked of each statement.

FILTRATION 11.It is a separation technique that uses filter to separate the solid solute from

the mixture.

RESIDUE 12. The solid substance that remains in the process described in statement

number 1.

DISTILLATION13. It is a separation technique making use of the different boiling points of

liquid.

DISTILLATE 14. The liquid substance collected after the process described in statement

number 3.

MAGNETIC SEPARATION
15. It is the process of separating components of mixtures by using
magnets to attract magnetic materials.
II- Instructions: On the space before the number, write the separation technique that
can be used to separate the mixture. Choose your answer from the terms below:

Magnetic Separation Filtration Distillation

Filtration 16. Brewed coffee and coffee granules mixture

Magnetic Separation 17. Sulfur powder and iron fillings mixture

Distillation 18. Water and alcohol mixture


Magnetic Separation 19. Coins and sand mixture

Distillation 20.Orange juice and pulp mixture

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