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    The document discusses substances and mixtures. It defines substances as being either elements or compounds, both of which are pure and have a uniform composition. Mixtures on the other hand can be either homogeneous, containing substances that are evenly distributed and not easily distinguishable, or heterogeneous, containing visibly different substances that can be separated physically. Several examples are then given and classified as either pure substances or mixtures, and if mixtures whether they are homogeneous or heterogeneous.

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    The document discusses substances and mixtures. It defines substances as being either elements or compounds, both of which are pure and have a uniform composition. Mixtures on the other hand can be either homogeneous, containing substances that are evenly distributed and not easily distinguishable, or heterogeneous, containing visibly different substances that can be separated physically. Several examples are then given and classified as either pure substances or mixtures, and if mixtures whether they are homogeneous or heterogeneous.

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    Group 1 ACTIVITY 1

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    Sheila Marie Bangco
    The document discusses substances and mixtures. It defines substances as being either elements or compounds, both of which are pure and have a uniform composition. Mixtures on the other hand can be either homogeneous, containing substances that are evenly distributed and not easily distinguishable, or heterogeneous, containing visibly different substances that can be separated physically. Several examples are then given and classified as either pure substances or mixtures, and if mixtures whether they are homogeneous or heterogeneous.

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    Group 1
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    Members
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    Bangco, Sheila Marie
    Espino, Joy

    Relabo, Kerenie
    Substances and
    Mixtures
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    Objectives: 02

    At the end of the discussions and activities, the studentPigwill be able to: 03
    a. define substances and mixtures;
    b. classify substances and mixtures and; 04
    c. examine some related objects of substance and mixtures seen at
    home. 05

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    Chicken

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    Pig

    Group “Yamete” Group “Uwu”


    Group “Arigatou” 04
    1. Castro 1. Edar
    1. Petes
    2. Mier 2. Morta Elephant
    2. Berdon
    3. Gamalo 3. Sasuman 05
    3. Brigole
    4. Tero 4. Cuyos
    4. Villafuerte
    5. Goc-ong 5. Janiola
    5. Abarquez
    6. Antony 6. Sefuentes 06
    7. Pana
    Chicken
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    Analysis:
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    Q 1. 03

    Base on your prior knowledge, 04


    What is matter?
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    Analysis: 02

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    Pig

    Q2. 04
    What are the two categories
    Tiger Elephant

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    of matter?
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    Chicken

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    Q3. Is the sea a pure substance or a mixture? 02

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    Abstraction: 01

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    Two Categories of Matter
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    1. Pure Substances 04
    Tiger Elephant

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    2. Mixtures
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    Chicken

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    Pure Substances
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    Pig

    A pure substance is composed of one type of 04


    element or compounds Tiger Elephant

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    :are further broken down into elements and 06


    compounds. Chicken

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    Elements 01

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    - Built by same type of atoms
    - Examples: Oxygen, Hydrogen 03

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    Compounds 05

    - Composed of atoms from more than one element 06


    held together by chemical bonds
    - Examples: Salt (NaCl), Water (H2O)
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    Mixtures 02

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    A mixture is consist of two or more
    different substances, not 04

    chemically joined together


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    :are further broken down into 06


    homogenous and heterogenous.
    Homogenous 01

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    - Is a mixture of two or more chemical substances
    where the different components cannot be usually 03
    distinguished.
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    Heterogenous
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    - Consists of visibly different substances or phase


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    - components can be visually distinguished and
    easily separated by physical means.
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    Application: 03
    Pig

    Write and classify each pictures if 04


    it is Pure Substance or Mixture.
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    If it is a Mixture, write 05
    Heterogenous or Homogeneous
    Mixture. 06
    Chicken

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    Oil and Water
    Sugar
    Baking Soda
    Chocolate Chips Cookies
    Vinegar
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    The End ! 04
    Thank you!!! Tiger Elephant

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