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Compounds and Mixtures

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Compounds and Mixtures

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Elements

A substance that is made up of only one type of atom

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Iron Particles – An elementKey:

strong bonds between iron particles

one iron particle

iron particlesheld together by strong bonds

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iron particles

iron particles are attracted to a magnet

iron particlesdiagram

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Sulphur particles - Molecule

Key:

strong bonds between sulphur particles

one sulphur particle

sulphur particles held together by strong bonds

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sulphur particles

sulphur particles are not attracted to a magnet

sulphur particlesdiagram

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iron particles

sulphur particles

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A mixture of iron and sulphur particles

strong bonds between sulphur particles

strong bonds betweeniron particles

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A mixture of iron and sulphur particles

A magnet attracts the iron particles

but not the sulphur particles.

The mixture is separated

mixture diagram

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To form a compound we heat the mixture

Heat

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one sulphur particle one iron particle

strong bonds between iron and sulphur particles

A compound between iron and sulphur particles

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A chemical change means a new substance is made

A compound between iron and sulphur particles

The magnet cannot separate iron and sulphur particles in a compound

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Mixtures and Compounds

Mixture Compound

Two or more elements mingled together

Elements chemically bonded together

Can be separated Very hard to separate

Same properties as parts

New properties of it’s own

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SaltSodium (Na)Explodes in

water

Chlorine (Cl)Poisonous

gas

Sodium Chloride(NaCl)

Table saltIt’s own

properties

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Mixture and Compounds

Mixtures – Two or more elements mingled together

Compounds- Two or more elements BONDED together.

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Mixture

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Which is it?

ElementCompoundMixture

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Molecules

Two or more atoms BONDED together

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Plastics

Literally means easy to change shape. Water proof and easy to shape. Mostly made out of oil.

The poly in their names means POLYMER.

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Properties of Plastics

Easily Moulded and ColouredDoes not rot or rustNot heavy for it’s strengthGood Insulators of heat and electricityNon-biodegradable still here in

1000000 years Monomers small molecules that can be

joined togetherPolymer is a large molecule made of a

chain of smaller molecules

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Monomers small molecules that can be joined together.

Polymer is a large molecule made of a chain of smaller molecules

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Physical Change

Nothing new madeEasy to reverseExample Melting Ice

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Chemical Change

In this type of change a new substance is produced

It is hard to reverseExample Burning of

wood or this from the internet

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Make a table

Event Chemical Physical

Ice Melting

Wood Burning

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reactants = product

43.43 g Original mass = 43.43 g Final mass

Conservation of Mass

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Conservation of Mass

In a reaction no new mass is made

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Elements

A substance that is made up of only one type of atom

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SummaryElements are…made up of one atom

Compounds are made up of 2 or more elements bonded together (they have their own properties)

A physical change is reversible and nothing new is made

Plastics are made of long chains of monomers and are made of oil.

Mass is conserved in all reactions

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