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Chemical Reactions in Matter Classification

This document summarizes two videos that demonstrate examples of pure substances and mixtures through chemical reactions. Video 1 shows steel wool reacting with white vinegar, producing heat as iron rusts from oxidation - this is classified as a pure substance. Video 2 demonstrates baking soda reacting with white vinegar, forming carbon dioxide bubbles that dissolve to create a new liquid solution - this reaction produces a mixture. Both videos illustrate chemical changes between solids and liquids.

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Chemical Reactions in Matter Classification

This document summarizes two videos that demonstrate examples of pure substances and mixtures through chemical reactions. Video 1 shows steel wool reacting with white vinegar, producing heat as iron rusts from oxidation - this is classified as a pure substance. Video 2 demonstrates baking soda reacting with white vinegar, forming carbon dioxide bubbles that dissolve to create a new liquid solution - this reaction produces a mixture. Both videos illustrate chemical changes between solids and liquids.

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De San Jose, Trisha Gayle T.

Module 3 Check-In Activity 2

VIDEOS OBSERVATIONS CLASSIFICATION OF MATTER

As the temperature gradually


rise inside the beaker, it can be
noticed the presence of fog. The
soaking of steel wool in the
vinegar solution removes the
Video 1 protecting coating allowing the
Steel wool in white vinegar iron to rust due to oxidation Pure substance
reaction. It is a chemical
reaction between iron and
oxygen, this chemical reaction
creates heat energy which
increases the temperature.

When snow powder particles of


baking soda are placed in white
vinegar solvent, the formation
of carbon dioxide in the form of
bubbles is evident in the
foaming mixture of the solute
Video 2 and solvent. Eventually all of
Baking soda in white vinegar the solid dissolved and reacted Mixture
producing a new liquid solution.
During the reaction, a solid and
liquid have been chemically
reacted to form a gas and a
liquid. This experiment can also
be used to explain foams, as
liquids or solids containing gas
bubbles.

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