Daily Science Review

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This overview explores fundamental science concepts related to mixtures and electromagnets. It addresses actions that do not aid in separating mixtures, such as heating, filtering, cutting, and evaporating. Additionally, it examines the structure of an electromagnet, identifying its components, including coils of wire. The piece also delves into the molecular nature of water as a compound and looks at how temperature changes can affect physical properties and states of matter. This review serves as a primer for students learning basic science principles.

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Daily Science Review

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Daily Science Review February 24, 2014
Which of the following actions will NOT help you separate a mixture? a. heating b. filtering c. cutting d.evaporating Monday
What would you expect to find inside an electromagnet? a. A coil of wire b. A permanent magnet c. Two bar magnets d. A device that uses electricity Tuesday
Water is a compound, H2O. What are its smallest parts in water vapor? • Molecules of H2O • Atoms of H and atoms of O • Drops of liquid water, H20 • Charged elements of hydrogen and oxygen Wednesday
If an increase of decrease in temperature is large enough, it can cause • A loss of mass • An electrostatic discharge • A transfer of electrons • A change of state Thursday