Separation of Mixtures: Magnet, Filtration, Crystallization, and HCl Tests

What is the expected result of the Magnet Test for Iron?

Positive - Iron is magnetic.

What is the expected result of the Magnet Test for Zinc?

Negative - Zinc is non-magnetic.

What is the expected result of the Magnet Test for Sand?

Negative - Sand is non-magnetic.

What is the expected result of the Magnet Test for Salt?

Negative - Salt is non-magnetic.

What is the expected result of the Magnet Test for Sugar?

Negative - Sugar is non-magnetic.

What is the expected result of the Magnet Test for Sulfur?

Negative - Sulfur is non-magnetic.

What is the expected result of the Water/Sedimentation Test for Iron?

Sinks.

What is the expected result of the Water/Sedimentation Test for Zinc?

Powder dissolves; solid sinks.

What is the expected result of the Water/Sedimentation Test for Sand?

Sinks.

What is the expected result of the Water/Sedimentation Test for Salt?

Dissolves.

What is the expected result of the Water/Sedimentation Test for Sugar?

Dissolves.

What is the expected result of the Water/Sedimentation Test for Sulfur?

Powder sinks; solid floats.

What is the expected result of the Filtration Test for Zinc?

Solid remains on filter.

What is the expected result of the Filtration Test for Sand?

Remains on filter.

What is the expected result of the Filtration Test for Salt?

Passes through filter.

What is the expected result of the Filtration Test for Sugar?

Passes through filter.

What is the expected result of the Filtration Test for Sulfur?

Solid remains on filter.

What happens to Iron during the Crystallization Test?

Water evaporates.

What happens to Zinc during the Crystallization Test?

Zinc melts.

What happens to Sand during the Crystallization Test?

Sand is left.

What happens to Salt during the Crystallization Test?

Salt will remain.

What happens to Sugar during the Crystallization Test?

Sugar breaks down.

What happens to Sulfur during the Crystallization Test?

Changes color.

What is produced when Hydrochloric acid (HCl) is dropped onto Iron?

Gas is produced.

What is produced when Hydrochloric acid (HCl) is dropped onto Zinc?

Zinc forms zinc chloride.

What is produced when Hydrochloric acid (HCl) is dropped onto Sand?

Sand dissolves.

What is produced when Hydrochloric acid (HCl) is dropped onto Salt?

Forms sodium chloride.

What is produced when Hydrochloric acid (HCl) is dropped onto Sugar?

Presence of carbon and gas forms.

What is produced when Hydrochloric acid (HCl) is dropped onto Sulfur?

Gas, chloride, and water forms.