Mixtures and Compounds: Fundamentals & Key Differences
20 questions
A. Ano
B. Ne
Explanation: The study materials state that when you chop ingredients like lettuce leaves, the atoms inside them have not been re-arranged, and this is called a physical reaction.
A. Ano
B. Ne
Explanation: When iron filings and sulfur powder were stirred together, the atoms had not been rearranged; this was a physical change. Rearrangement of atoms occurred only when they were heated, forming a chemical compound.
A. When they are heated together, resulting in rearranged and bonded atoms.
B. After a chemical reaction has formed a new dark metal solid.
C. When they are simply stirred together and maintain their individual properties.
D. Once the yellow colour has disappeared, indicating a new substance has formed.
Explanation: The study material explains that when iron filings and sulfur powder were stirred together, they could easily be separated with a magnet because they maintained their individual properties and atoms were not rearranged. In contrast, heating them together caused a chemical reaction, forming a new substance that could not be separated by a magnet.
A. The atoms inside the egg are rearranged.
B. The substances maintain their original properties.
C. The change can usually be easily separated using physical methods.
D. It is an example of a physical reaction.
Explanation: The study materials explicitly state regarding boiling an egg that 'The atoms inside of them have been re-arranged. So we call this a chemical reaction.' This indicates that the rearrangement of atoms is the defining characteristic for classifying it as a chemical reaction.
A. Ano
B. Ne
Explanation: A compound has different properties to its individual elements.