HW: Elements, Compound and Mixtures

Master elements, compounds, and mixtures! This interactive worksheet helps students in grades 8-9 classify matter with ease.

Types of Matter Definitions Match the term to the definition A substance that is composed of two or more elements or compounds that are not chemically combined. Mixture A compound that contains Carbon and at least one atom of Hydrogen, Oxygen, Phosphorus, Sulfur, or Nitrogen. Organic Compound A pure substance that is not able to be broken down chemically. Element A substance that is composed of two or more different elements that are chemically combined in a set ratio. Compound List 3 examples of an element. List 3 examples of a compound. List 3 example of foods that are mixtures - Example: soda Label each drawing as Element (E), Compound (C) or Mixture (M) E M C Click on each item to classify as an element, compound or mixture Element Gold Oxygen Carbon Compound NaCl = Sodium Chloride H20 - Water CO - Carbon Monoxide Mixture Lucky Charms Kool-Aid Granola Bar Click on the correct letter - Compounds can be physically separated. True False For Fun To mark a word click it’s first letter then click its last SUBSTANCE COMBINED COMPOUND ORGANIC MIXTURE ELEMENT PURE ATOM Click Hand In Work to submit your work.