5.1 Properties and Changes - Matter Review

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SNC 2D Name: __________________

Chemistry Unit Date: __________________


Matter Review (from Grade 9)
1. Place each item in the table.
aluminum air sugar

orange juice carbon dioxide tin

Elements Compounds Mixtures

2. Magnesium burns because it has this chemical property: ____________________________________


(boiling point/colour/combustibility/density/solubility/toxicity)

3.The ________________________ (chemical/physical) properties of a substance describe how that substance can
form a new substance.

4.Complete each sentence. Use these words.


element      compound      chemical      elements

A(n) __________________________ is a pure substance that cannot be broken down into simpler parts by methods.

A(n) _____________________ is a pure substance made of two or more ______________________ that are
chemically combined.

5. a. Circle the two choices that contain pure substances.


A. B. C.

b. Complete the sentences using the correct choices from the box
A B C
The pure substance in Choice _____ is a(n) ________________.
compound
The pure substance in Choice _____ is a(n) ________________.
element
6. a. Only one of these items is a pure substance. Circle it.
mechanical mixture
A. salt water B. gold C. a pencil
solution
b. Complete the sentence.

I knew ________________ and ______________ are not pure substances,

so I knew ________________ must be the pure one.

7. Circle the correct choice to complete the sentence.


A pure substance, like oil, would/would not separate into two layers.

8. Circle the correct choice for each picture of a substance.


A. B. C.

element element element

compound compound compound

SNC2D
Chemistry Properties and Changes
pages 175 - 178

1. What is the difference between a chemical property of a substance and a


physical property of a substance?

2. What has to happen to a substance in order for you to observe its chemical properties?

3. Describe two physical properties and one chemical property of baking soda.

4. What is the difference between a chemical change and a physical change?

5. What 5 pieces of evidence indicates that a chemical change has happened?

Complete Questions pg. 178 #2, 3, 4, 5, 7

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