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Science 14 Chapter 3 Review
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- Q1Appears to have more than one type of particle (heterogeneous)Mechanical Mixture30s
- Q2Made up of more than one type of particle but it looks the same throughout (homogeneous)Solution30s
- Q3The substance that dissolves in a solution (ex juice crystals)Solute30s
- Q4The substance that the solute is dissolved in (ex water)Solvent30s
- Q5Describes the amount of solute in a solution (how strong it is)Concentration30s
- Q6Describes how easily a solute will dissolve in a solventSolubility30s
- Q7will dissolveSoluble30s
- Q8will NOT dissolveInsoluble30s
- Q9Salt is separated from salt water by evaporation all the water so only salt remainsCrystallization30s
- Q10Steam is collected and then cooled to create pure waterDistillation30s
- Q11Which of the following is the best definition of a mechanical mixture?Two or more substances combined to form a mixture that is uniform throughout.A substance that appears to have more than one type of particle.The amount of solute in a solution.The substance in which the solute dissolves.30s
- Q12Which of the following is a solution?bag of M & Msbird seedmilkitalian salad dressing30s
- Q13Juicie has a concentration of 2.5g/L. Which of the following correctly describes this solution.There is 2.5 g of solution.There is 2.5 g of solution in 1 L of juice crystals.There is 2.5 g of juice crystals in 1 L of water.There is 2.5 L of solution in 1 g of juice crystals.30s
- Q14What separation technique is shown here?crystallizationchromatographydistillationfiltering30s