Classification of matter

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  1. Why does air not have a definite formula?

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    1. It is a mixture of many gases. Only elements and pure compounds have formulas.

      OK.

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  2. Why the parts of a compound are present in specific ratio?

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    1. because compund have their own formula,With Spesific ratio,As A comparison is compound with CH empiric formula, Can be C2h2,Or C3H3 formula, But C2H2 and C3H3 is completely different,So to make itss different need a specifict ratio like C3H3 or C2H2

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  3. Could u give me some examples for the same type atom?

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    1. im sorry hudia,Glad to answer your question but,I dont get your question,Same type of atoms?,Did you mean Like N2 or H2 or O2,or same type of the atoms also called isotop isobar and isoton

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  4. Please explain how positive ions and negative ions are formed

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    1. For example, common table salt is sodium chloride. When sodium (Na) and chlorine (Cl) are combined, the sodium atoms each lose an electron, forming cations (Na+), and the chlorine atoms each gain an electron to form anions (Cl−). These ions are then attracted to each other in a 1:1 ratio to form sodium chloride (NaCl).

      Na + Cl → Na+ + Cl− → NaCl

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  5. How do I find the number of protons, electrons and neutrons that are in an atom of an element?

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    1. proton is atomic number,Electrons have same number with protons in netral condition,and number of neutrons is Atomic mass - numbers of proton

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  6. What should be considered to determine the element, whether gas-shaped, solid or liquid.?

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    1. Known elements exist in the form of metals, not metals (non-metals), and semilogam. Metals are elements that have shiny properties and are generally good conductor of electricity and heat conductor. Metal elements are generally solid at normal temperatures and pressures, except for mercury in the form of liquid. In general, metal elements can be forged so that can be formed into other objects. Some of the metal elements are iron,
      Gold, silver, platinum, and copper. Examples of metal elements are shown in the following table.

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    1. A. Homogeneous mixture
      Sugar dissolved into water will dissolve completely and evenly on each part of the water so that sugar no longer visible form.

      Such mixtures are called homogeneous mixtures. In homogeneous mixtures, the substances that compose them can not be observed directly.

      Examples of other homogeneous mixtures are syrup (mixture of sugar, dye, and water), oralit solution, air (mixture of gases), and brine.
      Definition of Mixed, Mixed Examples and Miscellaneous Mixed Types
      Image: Example of Homogeneous Mixture (Syrup) and Heterogeneous (Coffee)

      B. Heterogeneous mixture
      Have you ever made a cup of coffee? Notice the water properties of the coffee! The coffee dissolved into the water was dissolved, but after a short period of time there will be coffee deposition.

      Such mixtures are called heterogeneous mixtures. In a heterogeneous mixture, the substances that compose them can be observed directly.

      An example of other heterogeneous mixtures is a mixture of water and soil, a mixture of water and oil, a mixture of sugars and salt, a mixture of water and lime, and the like.

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  8. Atom is the smallest part that can not be separated again, why is that?

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    1. Because Atom is the smallest part of an element that can not be divided again and has the same properties with other elements

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  9. Why is H2O reffered to as element?

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    1. Because H2o is one of the elements in the periodic table

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  10. In your opinion, a compounds can be changes to an atom?

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    1. yes,it does,because a compounds composed one or more atom,so if a compounds can be changed to atom

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  11. what about coloid? is mixture or not?

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    1. Colloids are a mixture of heterogeneous substances (two phases) between two or more substances in which the colloidal particles of matter (dispersed / dispersed phases) are spread evenly in other substances (dispersing medium / breaker). Among the homogeneous and heterogeneous mixtures there is a colloidal mixing system, or it can also be called a homogeneous phase (phase) switch into a heterogeneous one. The homogeneous mixture is a mixture having the same properties on each part of the mixture, for example sugar and rain solution. While the heterogeneous mixture itself is a mixture of unequal properties on each part of the mixture, for example water and oil, then sand and cement.

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