Answer : The correct match is:
(1) → (k)
(2) → (j)
(3) → (f)
(4) → (d)
(5) → (e)
(6) → (g)
(7) → (a)
(8) → (i)
(9) → (l)
(10) → (c)
(11) → (b)
(12) → (h)
Explanation :
Physical property : It is defined as a change in which the identity of substance does not change.
Physical change : It is defined as something observed while keeping the identity of the substance the same.
Homogeneous mixture : It is defined as something made up of at least two different substances and is usually very difficult to separate. Even distribution of particles.
Heterogeneous mixture : It is defined as something made up of at least two different substances and easily separated by physical means. Unequal distribution of particles.
Chemical property : It is defined as something observed by changing the identity of a substance.
Compound : It is defined as a pure substance made up of at leat two different elements.
Matter : It is defined as anything that has matter and takes up space.
Chemical change : it s defined as a change that creates a new substance or compound.
Extensive property : It is defined as a property that change with the amount of matter present.
Mass : It is defined as the amount of matter contained in an object.
Volume : It is defined as the amount of space a substance takes up.
Intensive property : It is defined as a property that does not change with the amount of matter present.
How advanced we’ve become in science and studying elements
Answer:
D: Carbon
Explanation:
The periodic table lists all the known elements. When looking at it, the only choice you will find is carbon. Therefore, carbon is the element.
Carbon is also by itself, just C.
Water is H2O, which is a molecule due to the 2 different elements.
Carbon Dioxide is CO2, which is a molecule due to the 2 different elements.
Air is just a mixture of different gas molecules, so therefore it is not an element.
Answer:
A
Explanation:
When doing an experiment you want the most trials and most controls possible. It is impossible to get good data while testing multiple variables at once.
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Explanation:
People with high IQ might have bad grades. It is not necessary that high IQ requires higher grades. Mind of a person with high IQ works at a faster rate so they tend to ignore normal problems almost everywhere even in the examinations.