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Chapter 2.1 Worksheet Mixtures
Chapter 2.1 Worksheet Mixtures
Chapter 2.1 Worksheet Mixtures
Mixtures
Having a ‘cuppa’ with a family member or a friend is a common occurrence across the households of
Australia. However, most people probably do not consider the combination of substances that go
into making a simple cup of tea.
1 This is a list of substances that make up a typical cup of tea: tea bag, milk, water, sugar, and a cup.
Label the diagram below by stating in the boxes whether these substances are pure or a mixture.
Mixture Mixture
Mixture
Pure Substance
Mixture
River Water is not a pure substance as it is a mixture of various substances dissolved. Some
Components include dissolved minerals, organic matter, suspended solids, microorganisms, and
pollutants.
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Student worksheet
2.1 Mixtures are a combination of two or more substances
3 The diagram below shows how sea waves transport eroded materials and deposit these materials
onto the beach.
There might be dissolved inorganic and organic materials, particulates, and a few atmospheric gases
in solution of seawater.
Think about a beach you have visited. What types of materials are deposited on the beach?
Some materials that might be at the beach are Sodium, Chloride, seaweed, sand and as well as
shells.
i) Salt
ii) Sugar
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Student worksheet
2.1 Mixtures are a combination of two or more substances
i) Water
ii) Milk
e) Define the term solutions:
i) Water
ii) Air