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Mixtures, Solubility, and Acid/Base Solutions
Chapter 10.1p 334-340
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Substances• A substance is matter that is always made up
of the same combination of atom.• There are 2 types of substances
– Elements*• *Only made up of one atom
– Compounds• A compound is matter made of atoms of 2 or more
elements chemically bonded together
• Because the composition of elements and compounds do not change, all elements and compounds are substances
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Mixture
• A mixture is two or more substances that are physically blended but are not chemically bonded together.– *The amount of each substance in a
mixture can vary. (Unlike atoms in a compound)
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Mixtures• Granite
– A type of rock– Composition of
different rocks
• Air– Doesn’t look like a
mixture– 78% nitrogen– 21% oxygen– 1% other substances
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2 Types of Mixtures
• Heterogeneous Mixture– Heterogeneous = diverse
• Homogeneous Mixture – Solutions– Homogeneous = of the same kind; alike
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Heterogeneous Mixture
• A heterogeneous mixture is a mixture in which substances are not even mixed.– Example:
• Granite is a heterogeneous mixture. It is not evenly mixed.
• Often, you can see the different substances and parts of a heterogeneous mixture with unaided eyes, but sometimes you need a microscope.– Example:
• Blood is a heterogeneous mixture. • It looks evenly mixed, but with a microscope you can easily
see areas with more of one component and less of another.
• Heterogeneous mixture can be hard to tell.
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Which of the following diagrams shows a heterogeneous mixture?
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Solution – Homogeneous Mixtures
• Many mixtures look evenly mixed even when you view them with a powerful microscope.
• These mixtures are homogeneous• A homogeneous mixture is a mixture in
which two or more substances are evenly mixed on the atomic level but not bonded together.– The mixture looks evenly mixed because the
individual atoms and compounds are too small to see
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Solution
• *Another name for a homogeneous mixture is a solution.
• Air is a solution. Soda is also a solution.• Heterogeneous mixture can be hard to tell.
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How do compounds and mixtures differ?
• There are 2 important differences between compounds and mixtures– Substances in a mixture keep their properties
because they are not chemically changed• Salt water is a mixture. You can’t see the salt, but
you can taste it in the water.• In contrast, sodium and chlorine bond to form table
salt.– Sodium is a soft, opaque, silvery metal– Chlorine is a greenish, poisonous gas– Salt has none of these properties
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– Mixtures can be separated• Because substances in mixtures are not
bonded, they can be separated using physical methods
– For example you can boil the water out of salt water
– The physical properties of one substance will differ from the other, so they can be physically separated
• In contrast, compounds can only be separated by chemical change that breaks the bonds between the elements.
– Look at the figure on page 339
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Distillation of Salt Water