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Nature of Matter: Elements, Compounds, and Mixtures

Checkpoint: metalloids, minerals, the acid test and matter

Four questions on the last four ideas. Feedback comes as you answer, and you can retry any time.

Silicon is a metalloid. Which of its test results matches copper?

What are most rocks made of?

Iron meets dilute hydrochloric acid. What do they make?

A balance shows that a thing has mass. What else must be true for it to be matter?

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  1. 0 Start here
  2. 1 What pure means here
  3. 2 Substances that will not come apart
  4. 3 An agreed short name
  5. 4 Joined in a fixed ratio
  6. 5 Together, but not joined
  7. 6 Trying to get the parts back
  8. 7 Sorting everyday things into piles
  9. 8 Atoms joined as one particle
  10. 9 Which states are mixed?
  11. 10 Checkpoint: molecules and mixtures
  12. 11 Between a metal and a non-metal
  13. 12 Minerals from the ground
  14. 13 Same acid, different gas
  15. 14 What counts as matter?
  16. 15 Checkpoint: metalloids, minerals, the acid test and matter
  17. 16 The big picture
  18. 17 Track quiz

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