Materials List:
Element, Mixture, Compound
https://www.teachengineering.org/activities/view/uoh_sep_mixtures_activity1
To share with the entire class:
- 20 sets of bolts, nuts and washers
- 9 plastic dishes
- tape and marker, to number dishes
- four examples of elements:
- aluminum (one small sheet of foil)
- copper (a small piece of wire or tubing)
- iron (filings or a magnet)
- carbon (in the form of a pure carbon pencil or graphite)
- four examples of compounds:
- water, or H20 (~100 mL)
- table salt, or NaCl (~10g)
- baking soda, or NaHCO3 (~10g)
- eggshell or a seashell, or CaCO3
- four examples of mixture, both homogeonous and heteogenous:
- inflated Ziploc bag (as an example of air)
- bottle of Coke or other soda
- salad dressing (such as a vinegarette made of oil and water)
- salt water
- Data Table, one per student