Separation of Mixtures – Worksheet
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Worksheet to accompany the lesson Separation of Mixtures.
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Description
Worksheet Contents
- This worksheet covers:
- Formation of a mixture
- Separation of a mixture
- Types of physical properties
- How separation techniques utilise physical properties
- Separation of heterogeneous mixtures
- Decanting
- Sieving
- Filtration
- Centrifugation
- Magnetism
- Separation of homogeneous mixtures
- Evaporation
- Distillation
- Chromatography
- Includes:
- Unit outline.
- Cloze activity (fill in the blanks).
- Short-answer questions.
- Extension questions.
- Topics for further research.
- Set of 16 flashcards covering key definitions.
- Teacher version containing complete answers.
- Aligned to the Australian Year 7 Science curriculum.
- 14 pages.
Learning Outcomes
- By the end of this worksheet students will be able to:
- ☑ Describe the process of decanting, with examples.
- ☑ Describe the process of sieving, with examples.
- ☑ Describe the process of filtration, with examples.
- ☑ Describe the process of centrifugation, with examples.
- ☑ Describe the process of magnetic separation, with examples.
- ☑ Describe the process of evaporation, with examples.
- ☑ Describe the process of distillation, with examples.
- ☑ Describe the process of chromatography, with examples.
- ☑ Define and identify a filtrate and residue.
- ☑ Define and identify a distillate.
- ☑ Define and identify a sediment and supernatant.
- ☑ Define and identify a mobile phase and stationary phase.
- ☑ Label diagrams of filtration and distillation.
- ☑ Determine the best method for separating common types of mixtures.
- ☑ Discuss the advantages of certain separation techniques over others.
- ☑ Interpret the results of paper chromatography.
This resource is also included in the Year 7 Chemistry PDF Workbook.
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