Middle School Physical Science › Differentiate atoms, molecules, elements, and compounds
In the image, each circle represents an atom. Each different color of atom represents a different type of atom, and if two atoms are touching they are bonded together.
Given this information, this image represents:
A molecule is:
"NaCl" is the chemical symbol for salt. Salt is an example of:
In the image, each circle represents an atom. Each different color of atom represents a different type of atom, and if two atoms are touching they are bonded together.
Given this information, this image represents:
A mixture is:
In the image, each circle represents an atom. Each different color of atom represents a different type of atom, and if two atoms are touching they are bonded together
Given this information, this image represents:
In the image, each circle represents an atom. Each different color of atom represents a different type of atom, and if two atoms are touching they are bonded together.
Given this information, this image represents:
"H" or "Hydrogen" is an example of:
Carla is working on a science project using several different household materials. She has a bowl of sugar, a glass of milk, a handful of rocks, and a few coins. While she is not looking, her younger sister pours all of her materials into a a bowl together and stirs them up. The sugar dissolves in the milk, but everything else stays the same. What did Carla's sister create?
An element is: