Way Of Separating Mixtures Quiz
Compounds, Mixtures, Separating Mixtures, States of Matter and Changes of State
- 1.Determine which of the following mixtures are homogenous:
- A.
Chocolate chip ice cream
- B.
Tap water
- C.
Milk
- D.
Smoke
- E.
Vegetable soup
- 2.Determine which of the following mixtures are heterozygous:
- A.
Chocolate chip ice cream
- B.
Tap water
- C.
Milk
- D.
Smoke
- E.
Vegetable soup
- 3.Each of these are one of the following: physical property, physical change, chemical property, or chemical change. Determine those that are ONLY a physical property. There are three.
- A.
Sharpening a pencil
- B.
Flammability of a substance
- C.
Size of an object
- D.
Inflating a tire
- E.
Freezing points
- F.
Drawing copper into wire
- G.
Corrosion of a bicycle frame
- H.
Fragrance of a flower
- I.
Formation of water when hydrogen burns
- J.
Boiling water
- 4.Each of these are one of the following: physical property, physical change, chemical property, or chemical change. Determine those that are ONLY a physical change. There are four.
- A.
Sharpening a pencil
- B.
Flammability of a substance
- C.
Size of an object
- D.
Inflating a tire
- E.
Freezing points
- F.
Drawing copper into wire
- G.
Corrosion of a bicycle frame
- H.
Fragrance of a flower
- I.
Formation of water when hydrogen burns
- J.
Boiling water
- 5.Each of these are one of the following: physical property, physical change, chemical property, or chemical change. Determine those that are ONLY a chemical property. There is one.
- A.
Sharpening a pencil
- B.
Flammability of a substance
- C.
Size of an object
- D.
Inflating a tire
- E.
Freezing points
- F.
Drawing copper into wire
- G.
Corrosion of a bicycle frame
- H.
Fragrance of a flower
- I.
Formation of water when hydrogen burns
- J.
Boiling water
- 6.Each of these are one of the following: physical property, physical change, chemical property, or chemical change. Determine those that are ONLY a chemical change. There are two.
- A.
Sharpening a pencil
- B.
Flammability of a substance
- C.
Size of an object
- D.
Inflating a tire
- E.
Freezing points
- F.
Drawing copper into wire
- G.
Corrosion of a bicycle frame
- H.
Fragrance of a flower
- I.
Formation of water when hydrogen burns
- J.
Boiling water
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