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Compounds and Mixtures
  • EQ How can I identify an element or a compound
    using a symbol and/or a formula?
  • SPI 0807.9.3

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Ever Heard of Chemical Bonding??
  • HINT Oxygen and Hydrogen undergo chemical
    bonding in order to become water!

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Chemical bonding is the joining of atoms to form
new substances.
  • The properties of these new substances are
    different than the properties of the original
    elements.
  • Example H2O

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For example, atoms of carbon, hydrogen, and
oxygen combine in different patterns to form
sugar and water.
C6H12O6
H2O
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When chemical bonds form, electrons are shared,
gained, or lost.
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Foldable
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Whats an element again??
  • Element One or more of the same atoms NOT bonded
    together.

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Examples of Elements
  • Gold Au

Oxygen O
Silver Ag
Aluminum Al
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Remember that elements will be written with only
ONE or TWO letters!!
Au
Ag
Hg
O
Cl
He
N
Al
Na
Mg
H
C
B
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Whats a Compound?
  • Compound A pure substance made of two or more
    different elements chemically bonded together.

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Examples of compounds
  • Carbon Dioxide CO2
  • Water H2O

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Elements combine by reacting (undergoing a
chemical change).
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Whats a Mixture?
  • MIXTURE A combination of two or more substances
    that are not chemically bonded.
  • No chemical change happens when a mixture is
    made!
  • Most natural substances are mixtures.

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Examples of Mixtures
  • Tossed salad

A bowl of cereal
Oil and vinegar
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  • Pizza
  • Trail Mix
  • Halloween Candy

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Mixtures can be separated!
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To Leave Class
  • A (n) ______________ is a pure substance that
    cannot be broken down into simpler substances by
    chemical means.
  • Compound
  • Element
  • Atom
  • Mixture

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  • Which of the following best describes chicken
    noodle soup?
  • Element
  • Mixture
  • Compound
  • Solution

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  • Which of the following statements best describes
    elements?
  • All of the particles in the same element are
    different.
  • Elements can be broken down into simpler
    substances.
  • Elements have unique sets of properties.
  • Elements cannot be joined together in chemical
    reactions.

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  • Hydrogen (chemical symbol H) is a (n)
  • Compound
  • Mixture
  • Element
  • Electron

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  • Two different atoms are chemically combined to
    form a new substance. What kind of substance
    formed?
  • A compound
  • An element
  • A mixture
  • A solute
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