Why are materials different?

Question 1

Substance

Answer 1

A material where each part of it is made of the same type of particle. No two particle types have exactly the same properties.

Question 2

Mixture

Answer 2

A combination of two or more substances whose particles are not joined together.

Question 3

Property

Answer 3

A characteristic of matter that can be observed or measured.

Question 4

Solution

Answer 4

A substance is matter that is made up of one type of particle with unique properties.

Question 5

Solid Mixture

Answer 5

A mixture is a combination of two or more substances.

Question 6

What are some examples of solid mixtures?

Answer 6

Sugar water, saltwater, and wood are examples of materials that are mixtures. Forks, spoons, and air

Question 7

What are some examples of solutions?

Answer 7

Sugar water, salt water, air

Question 8

What are some examples of substances?

Answer 8

Sugar, water, and table salt are all substances.

Question 9

What are some ways you can separate mixtures back into subs

Answer 9

If it is a liquid you can either let it evaporate, or use heat to make it evaporate. salt and sugar, you can separate the pile into two piles, one of salt and one of sugar. The salt particles and sugar particles did not join together, and you could separate them out eventually.

Question 10

List some properties of salt

Answer 10

Crystallized
Rough
Tiny
White

Question 11

What common things might you have on your dinner table that are mixtures?

Answer 11

metal spoons and forks,

Question 12

What common things might you have on your dinner table that are substances?

Answer 12

Salt, sugar, water