Compounds vs. Mixtures

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Test your understanding of compounds and mixtures.

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Froggy Jumps Compounds vs. MixturesOnline version Test your understanding of compounds and mixtures. by Ahmad Mohieb 1 What best defines a compound? a A mixture of different substances b A substance with two or more elements chemically bonded c A single element 2 Which is true of mixtures? a Chemical bonds form between components b Fixed composition c Components remain their own properties 3 Which example is a homogeneous mixture? a Salt dissolved in water b Trail mix c Oil and water 4 Which is true about compounds? a They have a fixed, definite composition b They separate by simple filtration c They can vary in composition 5 How can mixtures be separated? a Physical methods like filtration or distillation b Chemical reactions only c Nuclear decay 6 What happens to the properties of elements in a compound? a Same properties as elements b New properties emerge different from the elements c Only additive properties 7 what is known as the "Universal solvent" ? a Oil b Alcohol c Water

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Compounds vs. MixturesOnline version

Test your understanding of compounds and mixtures.

by Ahmad Mohieb

What best defines a compound?

A mixture of different substances

A substance with two or more elements chemically bonded

A single element

Which is true of mixtures?

Chemical bonds form between components

Fixed composition

Components remain their own properties

Which example is a homogeneous mixture?

Salt dissolved in water

Trail mix

Oil and water

Which is true about compounds?

They have a fixed, definite composition

They separate by simple filtration

They can vary in composition

How can mixtures be separated?

Physical methods like filtration or distillation

Chemical reactions only

Nuclear decay

What happens to the properties of elements in a compound?

Same properties as elements

New properties emerge different from the elements

Only additive properties

what is known as the "Universal solvent" ?

Oil

Alcohol

Water

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Compounds vs. Mixtures

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What best defines a compound?

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Which is true about compounds?

How can mixtures be separated?

What happens to the properties of elements in a compound?

what is known as the "Universal solvent" ?

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