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    The document discusses the key differences between elements, compounds, and mixtures. It states that elements are the simplest units of matter that cannot be broken down further, while compounds are molecules made of two or more elements where the identities and properties of the original elements are lost. Mixtures, on the other hand, are physically combined substances where the identities and properties of the original parts are retained. The document then provides examples to test whether scenarios involve elements, compounds, or mixtures and whether they are chemically bonded or physically combined.

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    The document discusses the key differences between elements, compounds, and mixtures. It states that elements are the simplest units of matter that cannot be broken down further, while compounds are molecules made of two or more elements where the identities and properties of the original elements are lost. Mixtures, on the other hand, are physically combined substances where the identities and properties of the original parts are retained. The document then provides examples to test whether scenarios involve elements, compounds, or mixtures and whether they are chemically bonded or physically combined.

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    Ecm Reteach

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    The document discusses the key differences between elements, compounds, and mixtures. It states that elements are the simplest units of matter that cannot be broken down further, while compounds are molecules made of two or more elements where the identities and properties of the original elements are lost. Mixtures, on the other hand, are physically combined substances where the identities and properties of the original parts are retained. The document then provides examples to test whether scenarios involve elements, compounds, or mixtures and whether they are chemically bonded or physically combined.

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    True or False:
    An element is the simplest unit of
    matter
    An element can be broken down into
    smaller parts
    A compound is always a molecule
    A molecule is always a compound
    In a mixture, atoms are chemically
    bonded

    MIXTURES
    Parts of a mixture are NOT
    chemically bonded
    Mixtures are PHYSICALLY COMBINED
    The parts of a mixture KEEP their
    IDENTITY and their PROPERTIES

    Heterogenous

    Homogenous

    Compounds
    Compounds are a TYPE of molecule.
    Therefore ALL compounds are
    molecules.
    Compounds are Molecules with MORE
    THAN 1 element
    The parts of a compound LOSE their
    Identities and Properties because
    they are CHEMICALLY COMBINED

    COMPOUND OR MIXTURE?

    Br

    Na

    Cl

    COMPOUND OR MIXTURE?

    Br

    Na

    Cl

    MOLECULE OF AN ELEMENT OR
    COMPOUND?

    COMPOUND OR MIXTURE?

    Na

    Cl

    COMPOUND OR MIXTURE?

    Na

    Cl

    CHEMICALLY BONDED OR
    PHYSICALLY COMBINED?

    Br

    Na

    Cl

    CHEMICALLY BONDED OR
    PHYSICALLY COMBINED?

    Br

    Na

    Cl

    CHEMICALLY BONDED OR
    PHYSICALLY COMBINED?

    CHEMICALLY BONDED OR
    PHYSICALLY COMBINED?

    Na

    Cl

    CHEMICALLY BONDED OR
    PHYSICALLY COMBINED?

    Na

    Cl

    KEEP IDENTITY AND PROPERTIES OR


    LOSE THEM?

    Na

    Cl

    KEEP IDENTITY AND PROPERTIES OR


    LOSE THEM?

    Na

    Cl

    KEEP IDENTITY AND PROPERTIES OR


    LOSE THEM?

    Br

    Na

    Cl

    KEEP IDENTITY AND PROPERTIES OR


    LOSE THEM?

    Br

    Na

    Cl

    MOLECULE OF AN ELEMENT OR
    COMPOUND?

    MOLECULE OF AN ELEMENT OR
    COMPOUND?

    H2
    O

    MOLECULE OF AN ELEMENT OR
    COMPOUND?

    O2

    MOLECULE OF AN ELEMENT OR
    COMPOUND?

    NaC
    l

    MOLECULE OF AN ELEMENT OR
    COMPOUND?

    NaHCO

    HETEROGENOUS OR
    HOMOGENOUS?

    HETEROGENOUS OR HOMOGENOUS

    HETEROGENOUS OR
    HOMOGENOUS?

    HETEROGENOUS OR HOMOGENOUS

    HETEROGENOUS OR HOMOGENOUS

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