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Classificati on of Matter Matter Substance (Mineral) Mixture (Rocks and more) solution colloid suspension Chapter 18.

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1 Classificati on of Matter Matter Substance (Mineral) Mixture (Rocks and more) solution colloid suspension Chapter 18

2 Classificati on of Matter Matter Substance element compound (Mineral) Mixture (Rocks and more) homogeneoussolution heterogeneous colloid suspension Chapter 18 Not Pure Pure Uniform Notuniform

3 Physical Property Definition Example Physical Change Definition Example Chemical Property Definition Example Chemical Change Definition Example Properties & Changes

4 Mixture Separation Techniques (based on physical properties) evaporation distillation Chromatography Colloid ____ Effect Suspension Filtration Homogeneous Solution Heterogeneous

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