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Substances, Mixtures, and Matter (an atom is the building block of…

- - - - An element is a substance made of only one kind of atom
  - - - H2 O2 = peroxide if you drink peroxide you die
        
        NaCl is salt
- - - - Solute the substance dissolved in a solution
        
        The particles that make up sugar become distributed or spread around evenly among the particles that make up water
        
        a heterogenous mixture does not blend smoothly throughout; the individual substances remain distinct and are not bonded together. Not chemically bonded
        
        A homogenous mixture contains substances fully blended; you cannot tell the difference between the substances. They are not chemically bonded
        
        Solvent The substance in a solution that does the dissolving
        
        Saturation is the point at which no more solute can dissolve in a solution
        
        Properties of mixtures always reflect the properties of constituents
        
        Have variable mass ratios
        
        Mixture is matter that varies in composition
        
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        Solutions can turn back again to the substances that made them
        
        Solubility The measure of a substances ability to be dissolved
        
        Mixtures never are composed of single substance
- - - - A substance made of two or more elements that are chemically joined in a specific combination