“The Nature of Matter” Cornell Notes
Section 3 Chapter 1 “Compounds and Mixtures”
Learning Outcome: I can differentiate between the properties of elements, compounds and mixtures. MS-PS1
Pages 25-27
Substance –

Compound –

Mixture –

Solution -

Give an example of a substance. Is saltwater a substance?

Compare and contrast compounds and mixtures. Find a video on compound, mixtures and elements.

Q: What is the determining factor if it’s a compound?

Applying Science page 27 (1-2)

Compare, contrast and give an example of a homogeneous and a heterogeneous mixture or solution.

Q: 1-5 pg. 29
The compound hydrochloric acid can be written HCl.
Q: What elements does it contain?
Hydrochloric acid reacts with sodium hydroxide to form table salt and water.
Q: Solve the reaction equation HCl + NaOH =

Question

“The Nature of Matter” Cornell Notes
Section 3 Chapter 1 “Compounds and Mixtures”
Learning Outcome: I can differentiate between the properties of elements, compounds and mixtures. MS-PS1
Pages 25-27
Substance –

Compound –

Mixture –

Solution -

Give an example of a substance.  Is saltwater a substance?

Compare and contrast compounds and mixtures. Find a video on compound, mixtures and elements.

Q:  What is the determining factor if it’s a compound?

Applying Science page 27 (1-2)

Compare, contrast and give an example of a homogeneous and a heterogeneous mixture or solution.

Q: 1-5 pg. 29
The compound hydrochloric acid can be written HCl.
Q: What elements does it contain?
Hydrochloric acid reacts with sodium hydroxide to form table salt and water.
Q: Solve the reaction equation   HCl + NaOH =