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Elements, Compounds,

TermDefinition
Element Has only one atom
Element Can only exist as either atoms or molecules
Element Element
Element Carbon
Element Can be found on the periodic table
Element Is a pure substance that cannot be broken down into any other substances
Compound Is a pure substance that is made from more than one element
Compound Elements are chemically bonded together, which makes it very difficult to separate them
Compound Can be separated into elements chemically but not physically
Compound Water: Two hydrogen atoms bonded together with one oxygen atom
Compound Salt
Compound Carbon Dioxide
Compound To break apart the elements, a chemical reaction must take place. This is a difficult process.
Mixture Materials that are held together by physical forces and not chemical bonds
Mixture Can be separated physically through filtration and evaporation
Mixture Molecules of chemicals or compounds that are together without any chemical bonds
Mixture Is formed when two or more elements or compounds are present without being chemically bonded together
Mixture The ingredients can be separated using a physical process, without chemical reactions.
Mixture iron shavings and sand can be separated using a magnet
Mixture salt and water can be separated using evaporation
Mixture sand and water can be separated using filter paper
Mixture Air
Mixture Sand, clay and salt
Created by: Mrs. Kalinowski
 

 



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