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  • Which type of mixture is composed of only one phase?
    homogeneous mixture
  • (True or False) The particles of orange juice with pulp are evenly distributed all throughout the medium, making it a good example of a colloid.
    False
  • These are elements that have properties of both metals and non-metals.
    Metalloids
  • Give an example of an element together with its element symbol.
    answer may vary
  • These are compounds which turn a blue litmus paper to red.
    acids
  • Give an example of a compound together with its chemical formula.
    answer may vary
  • How many elements are present in the compound NaHCO3?
    4
  • What colloidal system consists of solid particles dispersed in a gas medium?
    solid aerosol
  • (True or False) Elements are formed when two or more substances are combined together.
    False
  • Ms. Jana asked her students to note down the characteristics of different materials on her table. If the juice provided has pulps, what type of mixture can it be classified?
    suspension/heterogeneous mixture
  • It is a process of separating liquid from a solution based on the differences in the boiling points of the substances.
    Distillation
  • Mixtures of metals and non-metals are best separated using this method.
    Use of Magnets
  • Mixtures with big and fine components can be separated using this technique. It allows the fine particles to pass through the material and prevents larger ones from doing so.
    Sieving
  • It is a method used to separate the components of mixtures using heat- acquiring only the solid components.
    Evaporation
  • (True or False) When two elements are combined to form a compound, they form properties which are different from the ones they originally have.
    True
  • These are combinations of two or more elements that are chemically combined.
    compounds
  • These are made up of one or two kinds of atoms with uniform composition and constant properties all throughout.
    Pure Substances
  • These are substances consisting of combinations of two or more materials, in which each material retains its characteristics.
    Mixtures
  • Give an example of a colloid.
    answer may vary
  • It is a technique used in separating the components of a mixture which should be big enough to be seen and picked up by hands or forceps.
    physical manipulation
  • (True or False) Suspensions are heterogeneous mixtures which are composed of particles that either float or settle at the bottom of the container.
    True
  • (True or False) Solutions are homogeneous mixtures which are composed of only one phase.
    True
  • What type of colloid is formed when liquid dispersed in a liquid?
    emulsion
  • It is a technique used in separating less dense substances from denser ones.
    decantation
  • Insoluble solids are best separated from the liquid components of the mixture using this method.
    Filtration
  • A mixture of glass and water have particles which settle at the bottom. Using this statement, we can conclude that this mixture is a/an ______________.
    suspension
  • (True or False) Physical manipulation is a technique that is best used in separating the components of homogeneous mixtures.
    False
  • Gelatin powder, when mixed with hot water, has particles which are distributed all throughout the medium. What type of colloid is this mixture based on the given information?
    sol
  • It is a technique that separate4s components of mixtures that are based on the ability of each component to be drawn across the surface of another material.
    chromatography
  • Give an example of an element together with its element symbol.
    answer may vary
  • (True or False) Heterogeneous mixtures have particles which completely dissolve in liquid.
    False
  • (True or False) Compounds have elements which are chemically bind together, making it physically possible to separate them.
    False
  • These are combinations of two or more elements that are chemically combined.
    compounds