Chemistry Sorting Materials into Groups Part 10 (Questions 2) Class 6 VI | Summary and Q&A
TL;DR
Learn how to sort materials based on their properties, such as transparency, solubility, and shape.
Key Insights
- 👥 Materials can be sorted into groups based on properties like transparency, solubility, density, and shape.
- 😎 Stone and glasses have opposite properties, with stone being opaque and glasses being transparent.
- 👻 Some materials, like wood and sugar, have specific properties that allow them to float or dissolve in water.
Transcript
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Questions & Answers
Q: Are stones transparent or opaque?
Stones are opaque, not transparent. Glasses, on the other hand, are transparent.
Q: Why does a notebook not have any shine?
Notebooks do not shine because they lack luster, unlike objects that have a shiny surface.
Q: Does chalk dissolve in water?
No, chalk powder is insoluble in water, so it does not dissolve.
Q: Why does a piece of wood float on water?
Wood floats on water because it has a lower density than water, causing it to float.
Q: Why does sugar dissolve in water?
Sugar is highly soluble in water, so it dissolves completely when mixed with water.
Q: Can oil mix with water?
No, oil does not mix with water. It remains on the top as they are immiscible.
Q: Does sand settle down in water?
Yes, sand settles down in water because it does not mix with water due to its insolubility.
Q: Does vinegar dissolve in water?
Yes, vinegar dissolves in water completely, and both substances mix well.
Summary & Key Takeaways
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Materials can be sorted into groups based on their properties, such as transparency, solubility, and shape.
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Stone is opaque, not transparent, and glasses are transparent.
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Chalk powder is insoluble in water, while sugar and vinegar are soluble.
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Wood floats on water due to its lower density, unlike oil which does not mix with water.