SolubilityThe abilityto dissolvein anothersubstance.ElementOne of the 118 puresubstances on Earththat can not be brokendown into anythingelse containing one ormore of the same typeof atoms (ex. O, O2,Fe, H2).Dissolvewhen a substancebreaks down intosmaller pieces andmixes with anothersubstance to form asolution. Seems likeit disappears into theliquid or the gas.SoluteA substancethat isdissolved ina solution.SolutionA homogeneousmixture in which thesubstance is thesame throughout.(example: lemonade)(nonexample: chexmix)SolventA substancecapable ofdissolvingothersubstances.HomogeneousA mixture oftwo or moresubstances inwhich DOESlook the samethroughout.MixtureA material composedof two or moreelements orcompounds that arephysically mixedtogether but notchemically combined.HeterogeneousA mixture of two ormore substancesin which you cansee and does notlook the samethroughout.CompoundA substanceformed by thechemicalcombination of twoor moreDIFFERENTatoms/elements.PureSubstanceA substancecontaining all ofthe same type ofatoms or all ofthe same type ofcompounds.SaturationThe point when no more ofsomething can beabsorbed, combined with,or added to a solution. (ex.You see a pile of sugar atthe bottom of a glass oflemonade because it hasreached its saturationpoint.)SolubilityThe abilityto dissolvein anothersubstance.ElementOne of the 118 puresubstances on Earththat can not be brokendown into anythingelse containing one ormore of the same typeof atoms (ex. O, O2,Fe, H2).Dissolvewhen a substancebreaks down intosmaller pieces andmixes with anothersubstance to form asolution. Seems likeit disappears into theliquid or the gas.SoluteA substancethat isdissolved ina solution.SolutionA homogeneousmixture in which thesubstance is thesame throughout.(example: lemonade)(nonexample: chexmix)SolventA substancecapable ofdissolvingothersubstances.HomogeneousA mixture oftwo or moresubstances inwhich DOESlook the samethroughout.MixtureA material composedof two or moreelements orcompounds that arephysically mixedtogether but notchemically combined.HeterogeneousA mixture of two ormore substancesin which you cansee and does notlook the samethroughout.CompoundA substanceformed by thechemicalcombination of twoor moreDIFFERENTatoms/elements.PureSubstanceA substancecontaining all ofthe same type ofatoms or all ofthe same type ofcompounds.SaturationThe point when no more ofsomething can beabsorbed, combined with,or added to a solution. (ex.You see a pile of sugar atthe bottom of a glass oflemonade because it hasreached its saturationpoint.)

IG #3 - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. The ability to dissolve in another substance.
    Solubility
  2. One of the 118 pure substances on Earth that can not be broken down into anything else containing one or more of the same type of atoms (ex. O, O2, Fe, H2).
    Element
  3. when a substance breaks down into smaller pieces and mixes with another substance to form a solution. Seems like it disappears into the liquid or the gas.
    Dissolve
  4. A substance that is dissolved in a solution.
    Solute
  5. A homogeneous mixture in which the substance is the same throughout. (example: lemonade) (nonexample: chex mix)
    Solution
  6. A substance capable of dissolving other substances.
    Solvent
  7. A mixture of two or more substances in which DOES look the same throughout.
    Homogeneous
  8. A material composed of two or more elements or compounds that are physically mixed together but not chemically combined.
    Mixture
  9. A mixture of two or more substances in which you can see and does not look the same throughout.
    Heterogeneous
  10. A substance formed by the chemical combination of two or more DIFFERENT atoms/elements.
    Compound
  11. A substance containing all of the same type of atoms or all of the same type of compounds.
    Pure Substance
  12. The point when no more of something can be absorbed, combined with, or added to a solution. (ex. You see a pile of sugar at the bottom of a glass of lemonade because it has reached its saturation point.)
    Saturation