PDF-Chapter 3 Separating Mixtures

MixturesPeople work with mixtures every day even though they may not know it Here are three examples What does each one have to do with mixtures physically separating large that similar pieces are tog. Investigation 1. Separating Mixtures. Part 1 – Making & Separating Mixtures. Vocabulary. Mixture. – a substance containing two or more materials with different properties.. Property. – a characteristic of an object (something you can observe). SEPARATING MIXTURES. Discuss with a partner how you would separate the following mixtures… . Salt . water . Muddy . water . Iron . filings and sand . Vegetable . oil and sand . Vegetable . oil and water . 10-8-14. . Sorting. Separating mixtures with your hands.. Ex: separating pop corn kernels, black beans, & rice. 2. . . Using a Magnet. Using the magnetic property of a substance to separate a mixture. Mixtures and Solutions. Investigation 1. Part 1. Making and Separating Mixtures. What is a mixture?. What is a solution?. What is the difference b/t a mixture and solution?. Our first investigation is figuring out what a mixture is and what a solution is…. Separating mixtures. If you put different objects together, such as different fruits in a bowl, toys in a box or sweets in a bag, you have a . mixture.. Simply . picking out one object separates it from the . Fu Cat.No.Capacity,mlFD/5220250FD/52204100FD/52206250FD/52208500FD/522101000Funnels,separating,stoppered,conical,PTFEstopcock Cat.No.Capacity,mlFD/5230250FD/52304100FD/52306250FD/52308500FD/523101000 Mixture Types – Relative Particle Sizes. Solution Colloid Suspension. Identify separation techniques which are effective for each mixture type. Choose the separation technique that will best separate and retain the desired mixture component.. Types of Separation. Mechanical Means of Separation. Density Separation. Centrifugation. Non-Mechanical Means of Separation. Chromatography. Distillation. Froth Flotation. 2.3 Separating the Substances in a Mixture. Solutions and Other Mixtures. Objectives. Distinguish between heterogeneous mixtures and homogeneous mixtures.. Compare the properties of suspensions, colloids, and solutions.. Give examples of solutions that contain solids or gases.. . Sorting. Separating mixtures with your hands.. Ex: separating pop corn kernels, black beans, & rice. 2. . . Chromatography. Separating colored mixtures.. Ex: Black marker. 3. . . Using a Magnet. Problem. Given two sets of points, . R. and . B. . ∈. . R. ² where |. R. | = . n. and |. B. | = . m. :. Find the smallest circle containing all of . R. and as few points as possible from . B. Properties of matter . What do you see when you look at matter? . Properties used to describe matter can be classified as either:. Extensive . Intensive . Extensive vs. intensive properties. Extensive. Mixtures Many of the substances we use everyday were actually once part of a mixture Someone somewhere separated that substance from the mixture so we could use it Separating substances from mixtures 2014EdusmartGR 4 Teacher GuideGrade 4Separating MixturesTEKS 45Matter and EnergyThe student knows thatmatter has measureable physical properties and those properties determine how matter is classified