Tuesday 7 January 2020

CLASS - 6, Worksheet Chapter - 5 (Separation of Substances)


Chapter - 5 : Separation of Substances 

Question 1. Fill in the blanks. 
1. A mixture of iron fillings and sand can be separated by using a _________.  
2. Particles that settle down in a mixture after some time form the _________.  
3. Transfer of clear liquid to another container after the process of sedimentation is called ________.  
4. In a mixture of sawdust and water, ________ is retained by the filter paper.  
5. A fine _______ cloth can be used a filter.  
6. Oil is _______ than water.  
7. _________ liquids are separated by distillation.  
8. A mixture of oil and water is an example of ________ liquids.  
Question 2. Sedimentation and decantation is a method used for separating heavier insoluble substances from water. Find out where this method is used in day-to-day lives. For examples, you can enquire your mother if she uses this method while cooking. List at least five uses of the method.  
Question 3. Differentiate between homogeneous and heterogeneous mixtures. Give example of each.  
Question 4. Which method of separation should be used to separate the following mixtures?  
1. Grain and husk                                                  ____________________________ 
2. Grain from stalks                                               ____________________________ 
3. Assorted candies                                               ____________ 
4. Grain and chaff  
5. Bran and wheat flour 
6. Sand and gravel  
7. Sand and powered leaves  
Question 5. Answer the following in (25-35 words)  
(a) A Mixture  
(b) Components of a mixture with the help of an example.  
(c) Melting point  
(d) Boiling point  
Question 6. What happens when the polluted water is allowed to stand for 10 minutes?  
Question 7. How is common salt obtained from sea water?  
Question 8. Describe a simple experiment to show the distillation of water.  
Question 9. A saturated solution of sugar in water is prepared. The temperature of water is lowered by 5°C. Will the solution continue to be saturated? Give Reasons.  

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