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Is Matter Around us Pure?

Karnataka Board · Class 9 · Science

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Card 1Pure Substances and Mixtures

A shopkeeper claims his salt is 'pure'. From a scientific perspective, what does pure actually mean?

Answer

Scientifically, pure means all constituent particles are the same in chemical nature. A pure substance consists of a single type of particle. Commercial 'pure' salt may still contain impurities, but c

Card 2Types of Mixtures

Why does copper sulphate solution look uniform throughout while oil and water mixture has visible layers?

Answer

Copper sulphate forms a homogeneous mixture (solution) where particles are evenly distributed at molecular level, creating uniform appearance. Oil and water form a heterogeneous mixture due to differe

Card 3Concentration of Solutions

Calculate the mass percentage of a solution containing 25g of sugar dissolved in 100g of water.

Answer

Mass of solute = 25g, Mass of solvent = 100g, Mass of solution = 25 + 100 = 125g. Mass percentage = (Mass of solute/Mass of solution) × 100 = (25/125) × 100 = 20%. The solution is 20% sugar by mass.

Card 4Colloidal Solutions

Why can you see dust particles dancing in a sunbeam entering through a window, but not in clear water?

Answer

Dust particles in air form a colloid that scatters light (Tyndall effect), making the light beam visible. Clear water is a pure substance with particles too small to scatter light significantly. The s

Card 5Separation Techniques

What happens when you filter a mixture of sand and water? Why doesn't this work for salt water?

Answer

Sand-water: Sand particles are larger than filter paper pores, so sand remains as residue while water passes through as filtrate. Salt-water: Salt dissolves completely forming a solution with particle

Card 6Saturated Solutions

Why can you dissolve more sugar in hot tea than in cold tea?

Answer

Solubility generally increases with temperature. Hot tea has higher kinetic energy, causing water molecules to move faster and interact more effectively with sugar molecules, breaking intermolecular f

Card 7Suspensions

What is a suspension and why do particles settle down when left undisturbed?

Answer

A suspension is a heterogeneous mixture where solid particles are dispersed in liquid but don't dissolve. Particles settle due to gravity because they are large (>1000 nm), dense, and not supported by

Card 8Types of Solutions

Why is brass considered a mixture even though you cannot separate copper and zinc from it easily?

Answer

Brass shows properties of both constituent metals (copper and zinc) and can have variable composition (typically 70% copper, 30% zinc). Even though physical separation is difficult, it's still a solid

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