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3 Circle Venn Diagram

Name: Katie Gormally Date: 9/2/14 Subject: Science


Elements: ex: iron, copper, sulfur
A pure substance
Cannot be separated by
chemical or physical means
Has only one type of particle
Pure substances are alike in
whatever they are found in
Each element has its own
characteristic properties.
hree ma!or properties: metal,
nonmetals, and metalloids.
Compounds: ex: carbon dioxide, protein
wo or more elements that are
chemically combined.
Chemical chan"e combines the
elements.
he particles are called molecules.
#orm with a specific ratio to their
masses.
hey can be identified by their phys.
and chem. prop.
$roken down by chemical chan"es.
Can chan"e into an element or a smaller
compound.
%ome aren&t found in nature and are
created.
Mixtures: ex: pi''a, blood, "ranite
All share certain properties.
A combination of two or more substances.
(ot chemically combined. )no chemical
reaction when put to"ether.*
All substances keep their identity.
Can be easily separated.
(ot mixed to a definite ratio.
+ade of elements, compounds, or both.
%eparated by physical means.
Each have
characteristic
properties.
+ore than one
substance
combined
Can be simplified
into an element.
Cannot be separated
by physical means
,dentified by phys.
prop.
All contain elements
All can or have been
combined
All contain pure
substances

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