Properties of Matter Review
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- Q 1/16Score 0If both containers are from the same Kool-aid mixture, which is true?29Container A has been mixed for a longer period of time.Container A has been stirred and B has notContainer B has been mixed for a longer period of time.
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- Q1If both containers are from the same Kool-aid mixture, which is true?Container A has been mixed for a longer period of time.Container A has been stirred and B has notContainer B has been mixed for a longer period of time.30s
- Q2Which describes a way to separate a mixture using filtration?the mixture is placed into water. the solid particles float to the top.the solution is heated until the liquid turns into gas. only the solid material remainsa magnet is put in the mixture. it pulls out magnetic material from the mixturemixture is poured through filter paper. the paper traps the solid and allows the liquid to pass30s
- Q3Which statement is true?particles that make up matter are colorlessparticles that make up matter are very large in size.particles that make up matter are motionlessparticles that make up matter are too small to be seen30s
- Q4Which technique would work better for separate water from plastic beadstechnique Atechnique B30s
- Q5Which technique would be better for separating sand from water?technique Atechnique B30s
- Q6which technique describes the "sifting process"?technique Atechnique B30s
- Q7When wanting to place gravel, sand, and clay into different piles, which technique is best to use?siftingchromatographyfiltration30s
- Q8Crystals are formed when this technique is usedtechnique Ctechnique D30s
- Q9Which solution is more concentrated?Solution BSolution DSolution ASolution C30s
- Q10How can we make solution A look like solution B?add more soluteadd more solventstir the solution30s
- Q11Why is solution D darker than the other solutions?it has the higher volumeit has the lower concentrationit has the higher concentration30s
- Q12Which item is the solute?the water in the glassthe salt in the spoon30s
- Q13which item is the solvent?the salt on the spoonthe water in the glass30s
- Q14which state of matter has no definite shape or volume?gasesliquidssolids30s
- Q15which is true about a mixture?substances always dissolvesubstances can't be separatedsubstances can be separated30s
