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Elements

Elements. Compounds. Mixtures. Element – Substance that contains only one type of atom. Example: Copper, Iron, Sodium. Chemical Properties – Characteristics of an element or compound that determine how it will react with other elements or compounds.

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Elements

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  1. Elements Compounds Mixtures

  2. Element – Substance that contains only one type of atom. Example: Copper, Iron, Sodium

  3. Chemical Properties– Characteristics of an element or compound that determine how it will react with other elements or compounds. • Physical Properties – Characteristics of an element or compound that affect weight, color, etc., but don’t affect how it will react with other elements or compounds.

  4. Compound – Type of matter, with two or more chemically combined elements, having physical and chemical properties different from each of the elements in it. (Example: Water, H2O) • Molecule – Smallest particle of a compound that still keeps all the properties of the compound; formed by the combining of two or more atoms.

  5. Mixture – A combination of different substances in which each of the components keeps its own physical and chemical properties despite being mixed. (Example: Salad Dressing, Oil and Vinegar) • Solution – A kind of mixture formed when one substance is dissolved in another. (Example: Salt Water)

  6. Element vs. Compound

  7. Mixture vs Solution

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