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| A physical substance; anything that has mass and occupies space |
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| Matter that contains two or more different materials or substances with varying composition |
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| Substance with non uniform / irregular composition. Always a mixture |
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| Substance with uniform composition throughout |
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| The only Homogeneous mixture |
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| Pure substance composed of only one type of atom eg oxygen, gold |
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| Pure Substances composed of more than one type of atom chemically combined in fixed proportions eg water, co2 |
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| Properties that can be determined without changing the chemical composition of a substance |
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| The ability of a substance to react to form new substances |
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| Changes in physical properties eg density, state and colour. There is no change in chemical composition |
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| A change in which ATLEAST one new substance is formed eg burning digestion and fermenting. Also known as chemical reaction |
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Used when substances have difference in electrical charge.
Mixture of electrostatic and non-electrostatic materials |
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Difference in state and size of particle
Mixture of insoluble solid and liquid |
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small difference in boiling points
Mixture of liquids |
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Difference in attraction to a magnetic field
Mixture of magnetic and non-magnetic material |
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Difference in densities
Mixture of immiscible (undissolved) liquids |
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Difference in particle size
Mixture of solids or solids and liquids |
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Big difference in boiling points
Mixture of liquids or liquids an solids |
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Liquid has much lower boiling point than dissolved solid
Solution containing dissolved solids |
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