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    This document contains a homework assignment on matter. It asks questions to test understanding of concepts like the differences between atoms, elements, and compounds; whether physical and chemical changes are always accompanied by each other; the consistent composition of compounds; and using filtration to separate mixtures. It then has tables to classify given substances and mixtures as pure or mixed, homogeneous or heterogeneous, and physical or chemical properties and changes. The questions assess foundational chemistry concepts and the tables provide practice identifying different types of matter.

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    This document contains a homework assignment on matter. It asks questions to test understanding of concepts like the differences between atoms, elements, and compounds; whether physical and chemical changes are always accompanied by each other; the consistent composition of compounds; and using filtration to separate mixtures. It then has tables to classify given substances and mixtures as pure or mixed, homogeneous or heterogeneous, and physical or chemical properties and changes. The questions assess foundational chemistry concepts and the tables provide practice identifying different types of matter.

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    Name:_____________________________________ Pd.

    :_____

    Matter Homework
    1. How do atoms, compounds, and elements differ?
    Both compounds and elements contain atoms. Elements are made of one kind of atom,
    while compounds are made of two or more kinds of atoms chemically bonded together.

    2. Are all physical changes accompanied by chemical changes? Are all chemical changes
    accompanied by physical changes? Explain.
    Physical changes are not all accompanied by chemical changes. Chemical changes are all
    accompanied by physical changes, such as changes in color and changes in odor.

    3. What does it mean to say that a given compound always has the same composition?
    A given compound is always bonded with the same atoms in the same arrangement;
    therefore, their composition is always the same.

    4. Describe how the process of filtration could be used to separate a mixture into its
    components. Give an example.
    A heterogeneous mixture containing a solid and a liquid is passed through a filter. The
    solid gets stuck in the filter and the liquid passes through the filter into another container.
    The liquid in the container is a homogeneous solution.

    Classify each of the following as a pure substance or a mixture by placing a  in the


    appropriate column.
    Pure substance Mixture
    Sodium 
    Soil 
    Coffee 
    Oxygen 
    Air 
    Chicken noodle soup 
    Iron 
    Salt water 
    Chocolate ice cream 
    Nitrogen 
    Sprite 

    Classify each of the following substances and mixtures as either homogeneous or


    heterogeneous; place a  in the appropriate column.
    Homogeneous Heterogeneous
    Flat soda pop 
    Cherry vanilla ice cream 
    Salad dressing 
    Sugar 
    Soil 
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    Homogeneous Heterogeneous
    Aluminum foil 
    Sugar water 
    City air 
    Beach sand 
    Pure air 
    Spaghetti sauce 

    Classify each of the following properties as a either physical or chemical by placing a  in


    the appropriate column.
    Physical property Chemical property
    Blue color 
    Density 
    Flammability 
    Solubility 
    Reacts with acid to form H2 
    Supports combustion 
    Melting point 
    Reacts with water to form a gas 
    Reacts with base to form water 
    Hardness 
    Boiling point 
    Can neutralize a base 
    Luster 

    Classify each of the following changes as a either physical or chemical by placing a  in the
    appropriate column.
    Physical change Chemical change
    Sodium hydroxide dissolves in 
    water
    Hydrochloric acid reacts with 
    potassium hydroxide
    Sodium pellet is sliced in two 
    Water is heated to steam 
    Potassium chloride decomposes 
    Iron rusts 
    Lithium catches on fire 
    Evaporation 
    Ice melts 
    Sugar dissolves in water 
    Wood rotting 
    Name:_____________________________________ Pd.:_____

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