Composition of Matter Worksheet
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1.Complete the table comparing elements, compounds and mixtures:
| Type of Matter | Composition (What it is made up of) | Fixed or variable composition | Can be broken down by physical means | Examples |
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2. Be sure to do the read and do the practice activity.
3. Identify the following types of mixtures using Table 9-1 on page 250:
A) A mixture is made up of particles large enough to settle out and be filtered.This type of mixture demonstrates the Tyndall effect. This mixture is a : solution colloid suspension (circle one)
An example of this type of mixture is ____________________.
B) A mixture is made up of particles too small to filter or to settle out over time. The particles are too small to scatter light. This mixture is a : solution colloid suspension (circle one)
An example of this type of mixture is ____________________.
C) A mixture is made up of particles too small to be filtered or to settle out over time. The particles are, however large enough to scatter light. This mixture is a : solution colloid suspension (circle one)
An example of this type of mixture is ____________________.
4. Different Colloids may involve different states. For example, gelatin is formed from solid particles in a liquid. Complete the following table using these common colloids: smoke, marshmallow, fog, paint.
Types of Colloids
| Colloid | Example |
| Gas in solid | |
| Solid in liquid | |
| Solid in gas | |
| Liquid in gas |