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Test your mixture knowledge

by Jennifer Viloria
1

What is a homogeneous mixture called when its components are evenly spread?

2

Which term describes the substance in a solution that dissolves the solute?

3

Which process best separates a solid from a liquid in a heterogeneous mixture by passing through a barrier?

4

What is the term for a mixture where the components are not uniformly mixed?

5

Which separation method relies on different boiling points to separate components?

6

A mixture with undissolved particles that settle out is called a:

7

Which process would separate salt from seawater most effectively?

8

What is the term for a mixture where particles are too large to dissolve but do not settle quickly?

9

Which property describes how much solute dissolves in a solvent at a given temperature?

10

Which separation technique uses a stationary phase and mobile phase to separate components?

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A solution has a uniform composition throughout; a colloid or suspension is not uniformly mixed.

The solvent dissolves the solute; the solute is the substance being dissolved.

Filtration uses a barrier (filter) to trap solids while letting liquid pass.

Heterogeneous mixtures show different phases; homogeneous mixtures look uniform.

Distillation uses vaporization and condensation based on boiling points.

Suspensions have large particles that settle; solutions don’t settle.

Both distillation and simple evaporation remove water, leaving salt behind.

Colloids have mid-sized particles; they don’t settle rapidly.

Solubility indicates maximum dissolved amount under specified conditions.

Chromatography separates by differential movement through a medium.

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