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    This document discusses pure substances and mixtures. It defines a pure substance as matter made of only one component, while a mixture is made of two or more components. Examples of each are provided. Methods for separating common mixtures are also outlined, including filtration, distillation, evaporation, magnetism, decantation, and dissolution. The document concludes by assigning homework to complete notes on separation methods in a science notebook.

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    This document discusses pure substances and mixtures. It defines a pure substance as matter made of only one component, while a mixture is made of two or more components. Examples of each are provided. Methods for separating common mixtures are also outlined, including filtration, distillation, evaporation, magnetism, decantation, and dissolution. The document concludes by assigning homework to complete notes on separation methods in a science notebook.

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    This document discusses pure substances and mixtures. It defines a pure substance as matter made of only one component, while a mixture is made of two or more components. Examples of each are provided. Methods for separating common mixtures are also outlined, including filtration, distillation, evaporation, magnetism, decantation, and dissolution. The document concludes by assigning homework to complete notes on separation methods in a science notebook.

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    PURE SUBSTANCES Separating

    AND MIXTURES mixtures


    WHAT DO YOU CALL MATTER
    THAT IS MADE UP OF ONLY
    ONE
    PURE COMPONENT?
    SUBSTANCE
    WHAT DO YOU CALL MATTER
    THAT IS MADE UP OF TWO
    OR MORE COMPONENTS?
    MIXTURE

    Water and Different


    Different types of minerals, coffee particles. nuts. Water, natural
    particles of shells, etc. sugars, citric acid.
    PURE
    SUBSTANC MIXTURES
    ES
    Hellium. Sand and water.
    Pure water. Salt and water.
    Gold. Sugar and salt.
    Diamonds. Alcohol in water.
    Ozone. Air.
    Salt. Soda.
    Carbon dioxide. Salt and pepper.
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=88MBCyiaPSM
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    SEPARATING
    MIXTURES
    Mixtures can be separated into the different components.
    HOW WOULD YOU SEPARATE
    COFFEE FROM WATER?
    FILTRATION
    This process is used to separate liquids from solids. You need a
    filter and funnel.
    HOW WOULD YOU SEPARATE
    TWO LIQUIDS THAT
    EVAPORATE AT DIFFERENT
    TEMPERATURES?
    DISTILLATION
    This process is used to separate different liquids with different boiling
    points.

    Boiling point is the temperature when liquids change into gases.


    DISTILLATION
    HOW
    WOULD YOU
    SEPARATE
    SALT WATER
    FROM THE
    OCEAN? Esta foto de Autor desconocido está bajo licencia CC BY-
    EVAPORATION
    This process is used to separate solids from liquids.
    HOW
    WOULD YOU DISTILLATION
    SEPARATE
    SALT WATER
    FROM THE
    OCEAN?
    HOW WOULD YOU SEPARATE
    IRON FROM SALT?
    MAGNE
    TISM
    This process is used to separate different
    solids when one of the solids is made of iron.
    HOW WOULD YOU SEPARATE
    IRON FROM SALT?
    HOW WOULD
    YOU SEPARATE
    TWO LIQUIDS
    WITH DIFFERENT
    DENSITIES LIKE
    WATER AN OIL?
    DECANTATION
    You need a decanting
    funnel.
    DECANTATION
    This process is also used to separate liquids from solids.
    HOW WOULD YOU SEPARATE
    SALT AND SAND?
    Hint!
    Using
    water,
    but
    how?
    DISSOLUTION
    This process is used to separate different solids but using a liquid where
    one of the solids will dissolve.
    HOMEWORK
    Now that the presentation is finished, you MUST have in your notebook all
    the ways we can separate mixtures. You started it in class, so today you only
    need to complete it.
    If you don’t have your Science notebook, use a sheet and you will paste it on
    it when you have it.

    Remember that, for all of them, you MUST have:


    Name of the process.
    What it is used for.
    What the proccess is.
    HOMEWORK
    Click on the link. Revise and enjoy.

    QUIZLET

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