Classify the following into elements, compounds, and mixtures. (i) Pure sand (ii) Air (iii) Ammonia gas (iv) Ice (v) Glass (vi) Cao.
Answers
- Pure sand - mixture
- Air - Compound
- Ammonia gas -
- Ice - Compound
- Glass - Mixture
- CaO (Oxocalcium) - Compound
→ Element - An element is the basic form of the matter that cannot be broken down into substance by chemical reactions.
- Example - Iron, Copper, Silver, Oxygen, Nitrogen and hydrogen etc.
→ Mixture - A mixture contains more than one substances.
- Example - Sea water, Air, soil etc.
→ Types of mixture -
1) Homogeneous mixture
- Example - Air, Drinking water.
2) Heterogeneous mixture
- Example - Oil in water and stone in pulses.
→ Compound - A compound is a substance that is formed by the combination of two or more element in a fixed ratio by mass.
- Example - Water, Acid, Sodium chloride, Methane etc.
Answer:
1.Pure Sand is a mixture
2.Air is a compound
3.Ammonia Gas is a compound
4.Ice is a compound
5.Glass is a mixture
Explanation:
1.Pure sand has many particles mixed with it. It has minerals, sand particles and etc.
2.Air has many sub-gases. It has Oxygen, CarbonDioxide, Argon, Nitrogen, Neon, Helium, etc.
3.Ammonia Gas is a chemical compound composed of one nitrogen atom and three hydrogen atoms. So, it can be classified as a compound
4.Ice is a compound because ice is frozen water. Water is a compound made of 2 Hydrogen atom and 1 Oxygen atom. So, it is a compound.
5.Glass is the homogenous mixture of the silicates of various alkaline metals of non-crystalline and transparent or less transparent substances. It is manufactured by the composition of various substances like silica, bleaching powder, oxides of alkaline metals, calcium oxide (lime) etc.