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Matter, Mixture, Waste
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Where non-recyclable wastes such as nappies taken to?
They are take to a landfill site.
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This force is an upward force and makes objects float.
buoyant force
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This force is the force someone or something applies to another object.
applied force
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Is frying an egg physical change or chemical change?
It's chemical change.
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Which separating technique separates homogeneous mixtures?
evaporation
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What type of waste is a plastic bag?
They are non-recyclable wastes.
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Is burning a paper physical change or chemical change?
It's chemical change.
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Objects with low density _____. (a. float b. sink)
Objects with low density float.
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What type of waste is a banana skin?
It's an organic waste.
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Is chopping a banana physical change or chemical change?
It's physical change.
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Objects with high density _____. (a. float b. sink)
Objects with high density sink.
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What type of waste is a broken mobile phone?
It's an E-waste.
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Which separating technique separates heterogeneous mixtures?
filtration
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What force pulls objects towards each other? This stops us and everything flying into space.
gravity
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What kind of mixture is an orange juice? (a. homogeneous mixture b. heterogeneous mixture)
It's a homogeneous mixture.
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Which separating technique separates magnetic materials from non magnetic ones?
magnetic separation
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What force can either attract or repel magnetic objects?
magnetism
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Is melting a candle physical change or chemical change?
It's physical change.
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What kind of mixture is a salad? (a. homogeneous mixture b. heterogeneous mixture)
It's a heterogeneous mixture.
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What type of waste is a drink can?
It's a recyclable waste.
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