Classification of Matter The substance of which all physical objects are made.

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Classification of Matter The substance of which all physical objects are made

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Elements When all the atoms in a substance are alike There are 90 elements found in nature More than 20 others have been made in labs Here are some you may recognize

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Classification of Matter

The substance of which all physical objects are made

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Pure Substances

Pure substances are either elements or compounds

Cannot be broken down into simpler components

Element Compound

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Elements

When all the atoms in a substance are alike

There are 90 elements found in nature

More than 20 others have been made in labs

Here are some you may recognize

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Oxygen, O2

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Mercury, Hg

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Compounds

When two or more elements combine

Have a fixed proportion

ex. Na(s) + Cl(g) NaCl(s) table salt

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Compound or Element?

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Mixtures

Material made up of two or more substances that can be separated

Review: What is a substance?- an element or compound in its simplest form

Here are just a few examples;

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PIZZA!!!!!!

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COOKIES!!!!!

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Heterogeneous v. Homogeneous

Heterogeneous - a mixture which different materials can be easily

distinguishedEx. Granite, concrete, PIZZA!!!!!!!

Homogeneous- a mixture containing two or more substances blended evenly throughoute

Ex. Soft drinks, Vinegar, Coffee

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What is a Solution?

A solution is…..

• A homogeneous mixture of particles,

• A mixture that remains uniformly mixed,

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Colloids

Types of mixtures that never settle

Contain larger particles than solutions

Ex. Glue, Paint, Fog, Smoke, etc…

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Suspensions

A heterogeneous mixture containing a liquid in which visible particles settle

They are neither solutions nor colloids

Ex. Muddy pond water

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Text Reference

• Glencoe Physical Science, Teacher Edition 2002, Glencoe/McGraw-Hill. Columbus OH. Pg. 518-524

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