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Warm up

Warm up. What is the methods portion of a lab report include?. Warm up answers. The steps or procedures to perform a lab. I can identify mixtures and solutions . Today’s activities. Complete metal v nonmetal lab report Notes Partner activity- 10 heterogenous and homogeneous mixtures .

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Warm up

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  1. Warm up • What is the methods portion of a lab report include?

  2. Warm up answers • The steps or procedures to perform a lab.

  3. I can identify mixtures and solutions.

  4. Today’s activities • Complete metal v nonmetal lab report • Notes • Partner activity- 10 heterogenous and homogeneous mixtures

  5. Water is a form of Matter… • Matter- anything that occupies space and has mass. Can be a : • Solid • Liquid • Gas

  6. “Pure” Water • Because many substances readily dissolve in water, we call those aqueous solutions. Even “pure” water has dissolved minerals and gasses in it! • Pure water is clear, colorless, odorless, and tasteless

  7. Mixtures • Mixture: when 2 or more substances combine, and yet the substances retain their individual properties (they can be separated by physical means like filtration or adsorption)

  8. Two Types of Mixtures 1. Heterogenous 2. Homogenous A mixture that is uniform all throughout • A mixture who’s composition is NOT the same all throughout

  9. Heterogenous Mixtures • Suspension: when solid particles are large enough to settle out through filtration • Ex: coffee grounds & water • Colloid: when small particles can not be filtered out • Ex: milk

  10. Homogenous Mixtures • Solution: consists of a solute (the dissolved substance) and a solvent(the dissolving agent [substance doing the dissolving]) Solute: powder Solvent: water

  11. What are these?

  12. Cool down • Give an example of a solution and an example of a mixture.

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