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    This document discusses different states of matter and separation techniques. It compares elements and compounds, and suspensions and solutions. It also lists 5 separation methods - magnetic attraction, filtration, distillation, chromatography, and evaporation - and provides guidance on how to choose the appropriate method based on whether the substances are solids, liquids, or gases. The document also contains examples of compounds and elements, as well as diagrams demonstrating filtration and distillation separation techniques. It concludes by announcing an upcoming summative test covering the provided material.

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    This document discusses different states of matter and separation techniques. It compares elements and compounds, and suspensions and solutions. It also lists 5 separation methods - magnetic attraction, filtration, distillation, chromatography, and evaporation - and provides guidance on how to choose the appropriate method based on whether the substances are solids, liquids, or gases. The document also contains examples of compounds and elements, as well as diagrams demonstrating filtration and distillation separation techniques. It concludes by announcing an upcoming summative test covering the provided material.

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    Summative Preparation I - Meeting

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    This document discusses different states of matter and separation techniques. It compares elements and compounds, and suspensions and solutions. It also lists 5 separation methods - magnetic attraction, filtration, distillation, chromatography, and evaporation - and provides guidance on how to choose the appropriate method based on whether the substances are solids, liquids, or gases. The document also contains examples of compounds and elements, as well as diagrams demonstrating filtration and distillation separation techniques. It concludes by announcing an upcoming summative test covering the provided material.

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    of 9

    • Which one is liquid?

    • solid? • gas?
    • What is the difference
    between them?

    • Elements and compounds?

    • Which one is a suspension


    • or solution?
    Compound ll Molecule
    C2H4O2 (Acetic acid)
    NaHCO3 (Baking soda)
    O2 (Oxygen)
    S (Sulfur) Element
    1. Magnetic attraction
    2. Filtration How to solve
    3. Distillation 1. Look at the objects (Liquid/solid?).
    4. Chromatography 2. Remember the difference between the 5 methods.
    5. Evaporation 3. If you have a liquid and a liquid, find the boiling point.

    + +
    Sand
    Alcohol Water (Air suling)
    + +
    Alcohol Water (Air suling) Sand

    1. Filtration 2. Distillation

    Water
    Sand
    Alcohol

    Water & Alcohol


    Periodic table
    15 157
    31𝑃 64𝐺𝑑
    01 02

    • Group VA • Group III B


    • Period 3 • Period 6
    • Proton 15 • Proton 64
    Electron • Electron 64
    •
    15
    • Neutron 31 – 15 = 16 • Neutron 157 – 64 = 93
    Summative Test
    Waktu: Sesi ke 2
    Minggu 10-14 Jan 22

    Material:
    1. Rangkuman
    2. Formative Test

    Bentuk test sama dengan formative test


    Formative Test

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