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    Which Side Are You

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    The document discusses identifying components of solutions and mixtures versus pure substances. It provides examples like salt dissolved in water and carbon dioxide in soda as solutions, with salt and carbon dioxide as solutes and water and soda as solvents. Mixtures like vegetable soup and pizza are identified as mixtures containing multiple components, while gold and carbon dioxide are identified as pure substances.

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    Which Side Are You

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    The document discusses identifying components of solutions and mixtures versus pure substances. It provides examples like salt dissolved in water and carbon dioxide in soda as solutions, with salt and carbon dioxide as solutes and water and soda as solvents. Mixtures like vegetable soup and pizza are identified as mixtures containing multiple components, while gold and carbon dioxide are identified as pure substances.

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    The document discusses identifying components of solutions and mixtures versus pure substances. It provides examples like salt dissolved in water and carbon dioxide in soda as solutions, with salt and carbon dioxide as solutes and water and soda as solvents. Mixtures like vegetable soup and pizza are identified as mixtures containing multiple components, while gold and carbon dioxide are identified as pure substances.

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    Which Side Are You

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    The document discusses identifying components of solutions and mixtures versus pure substances. It provides examples like salt dissolved in water and carbon dioxide in soda as solutions, with salt and carbon dioxide as solutes and water and soda as solvents. Mixtures like vegetable soup and pizza are identified as mixtures containing multiple components, while gold and carbon dioxide are identified as pure substances.

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    “Which side are you?

    Objectives:
    1. Identify the components of a solution.
    2. Describe each of the component of a solution

    Procedures:
    1. Identify the solute and solvent in the given solution. Fill out the table.

    Table 1

    Solution Solute Solvent

    Salt dissolve in water

    Carbon dioxide in Soda

    Sugar dissolve in hot water

    Vinegar (5 % acetic acid in water)

    Steel (5% carbon and 95% iron)

    Questions:
    1. What are the components of a solution?
    2. How will you describe the solute? How about the solvent?
    3. Give two examples of solution and identify the solute and solvent.
    “Where do I belong?”

    Objectives:
    1. Identify whether the given substance is a mixture or a pure substance.
    2. Describe a pure substance and a mixture.

    Procedure:
    1. Inside the box are list of different substances.
    2. Identify which of the substances are mixture and which are pure substance.
    3. Write your answers in tabular form.

    Salt Vinegar Vegetable Soup Gold


    Water Air Pizza Carbon dioxide

    Mixture Pure Substance

    Questions:
    1. What was your basis in classifying the substances?
    2. What are mixtures? How about pure substance?
    3. Give two examples of mixtures and two examples of pure substance.

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