General Science - Physical Science: Chemistry - Mixtures

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What describes a combination consisting of different types of matter?

A mixture

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A __________ consists of different types of matter.

mixture

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What spatial relationship characterizes the different types of matter in a mixture?

The matter types are near each other

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The matter types are __________ each other.

near

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What chemical relationship exists between the different types of matter in a mixture?

The matter types are not chemically bound.

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How do the constituents of a mixture interact chemically?

Not chemically bound

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What natural geological formation serves as an example of a mixture?

Granite rock

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__________ rock is an example of a mixture.

Granite

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What internal structure is dispersed throughout granite rock?

Three different crystalline materials

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Granite rock has three different __________ materials dispersed throughout the rock.

crystalline

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Which of the following is one of the three crystalline materials found in granite?

Quartz

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Which of the following is one of the three crystalline materials found in granite?

Feldspar

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Which of the following is one of the three crystalline materials found in granite?

Mica

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Which of the following is NOT one of the three crystalline materials found in granite?

Hydrogen

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Which option correctly lists the three crystalline materials dispersed in granite rock?

Quartz, feldspar, and mica

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How do the individual materials in a granite mixture behave regarding their properties?

They each retain their own unique properties in the mixture.

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What happens to the unique properties of materials when they form a mixture like granite?

Retain their own unique properties in the mixture

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What category of matter does a solution belong to?

A mixture

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A solution is a __________.

mixture

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How are molecules arranged within a solution?

One type of molecule is dispersed throughout other molecules

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One type of __________ is dispersed throughout other molecules.

molecule

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Which of the following is cited as an example of a solution?

Sugar and water

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What property distribution characterizes a resulting solution?

Has similar properties throughout

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The resulting solution has similar properties __________.

throughout

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What category of matter defines a suspension?

A mixture

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A suspension is a __________.

mixture

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How do the dispersed particles in a suspension compare in size to molecules?

Dispersed particles are larger than molecules

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Dispersed particles are __________ than molecules in a suspension.

larger

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What spatial distribution describes the particles within a suspension system?

Particles are dispersed throughout the system

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Particles are dispersed throughout the __________.

system

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What temporal behavior occurs regarding suspended particles over time?

Suspended particles eventually settle out.

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What eventual fate meets suspended particles in a mixture?

Settling out over time

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Which of the following is cited as an example of a suspension?

Smoke

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What classification of matter describes a colloid?

A mixture

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A colloid is a __________.

mixture

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What particle size characteristic is found within a colloid?

Dispersed particles larger than molecules

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Colloid contains dispersed particles __________ than molecules.

larger

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What behavioral relationship exists regarding dispersed particles in a colloid and their tendency to drop out?

Dispersed particles are small enough not to settle out.

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Why do dispersed particles in a colloid avoid dropping to the bottom?

Small enough not to settle out

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Which of the following is given as an example of a colloid?

Gelatin