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pure subsancs and mixtures

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matter   •Has mass (g, kg). •Takes up space or volume (mL,L or cm3, m3). •EVERYTHING AROUND US.  
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mixture   •Made up of 2 or more substances. •Can be made up in different ways (ie. different concentrations, or combinations), therefore, a mixture does not have fixed chemical composition, or a chemical formula. •Properties of a mixture are the blended . .  
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Heterogeneous   Heterogeneous is an adjective that describes substances or materials. •means not the same throughout. •Usually more than 1 visible phase is obvious with the naked eye  
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Solutions   Homogeneous mixtures. •Made up of a solute and solvent. •Solute dissolves into the solvent. •One visible phase. •Solutions can be made up of solids, liquids and gases. meateals as well  
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Homogeneous   Homogeneous is an adjective that describes substances or materials. •means the same throughout – same composition and concentration – uniform appearance. •One visible phase is seen with the naked eye (without a magnifier). No visible “bits” or layers.  
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Pure Substances   Are compounds or elements. •Are truly homogenous - with the same composition and concentration throughout. •Have one visible phase. •Can be described with a chemical formula and has a fixed ratio of elements. Made up of all the same particles  
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Compounds   2 or more elements bonded together to make molecule. •Compounds of the same substance have the same chemical formula the same chemical composition.water is H2O – 2 hydrogen atoms bonded to 1 oxygen atom. •Ex: salt – , water – H2O, carbon dioxide – CO2.  
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Elements   Made up of atoms. •One visible phase – the same composition and concentration throughout. •Elements can be found on the periodic table. •Atoms are the building blocks of matter. •Examples: iodine crystal – I, iron – Fe, H – hydrogen, C – carbon.  
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Solid   A state of matter • Definite shape •Definite volume •Particles are very close together •Particles stay in the same position but rotate a little  
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Liquid   difinent volume. changing shape, medeaim space bettweenparticals, medeam attraction of paricals.  
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gas   in defentent volume and shape, large shpace bettween particals, but movment bettween particals is very fast.  
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plasma,   the forth state -o-f matter a has that is alectrisity charged, mainly stars and nuculas in outer space.  
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partical theroy   all matter is made up of tiny particals, that have spaces bettween them, allwaysmoveing. when heated particels move faster and pread apart.  
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Mechanical Mixture   diffrent parts that you can see mixted together, also known as a homogeneois mixter  
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Change of State   when a substance changes its state of matter.  
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Solute   the smaller part that is being disolved.  
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solvent   the larger part that is dissolveing the solute  
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Types of Solutions   when i solute and a solvent is mixed.  
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Solubility   how well something idsolves  
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Factors that Affect Solubility   factors are: temperature, crushong the solute, and stiring the solution.  
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