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Question 1:

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What are the basic components of matter?

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Question 2:

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The main steps of a scientific method include observation, hypothesis formulation, experimental part, and conclusions. However, other parts can be incorporated into the development of a research, such as controls, variables, and data. Although the use of controls may be related to all steps of a research, the value of a control serves to directly evaluate the:

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Question 3:

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In our daily lives, we often come across the terms 'matter', 'body', and 'object', which can lead to some confusion regarding their meanings and applications in the context of Chemistry. Considering your knowledge of initial aspects of matter, which of the following options presents the most appropriate definitions of matter, body, and object, respectively?

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Question 4:

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Which of these objects is not considered a form of matter?

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Question 5:

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During a practical laboratory class, students were challenged to differentiate between pure substances and mixtures and to recognize the importance of physical and chemical properties in the characterization of matter. For this purpose, they were given five samples labeled with codes A, B, C, D, and E, without any additional information about their composition. After conducting a series of tests, the students observed that, when adding a specific reagent, sample A released gas, sample B changed color, sample C formed a precipitate, sample D did not react to any reagent addition, and sample E dissolved completely in water. Based on these results, explain: (1) How each of the observations made by the students (gas release, color change, precipitate formation, non-reactivity, and dissolution in water) can be used to distinguish between a pure substance and a mixture. (2) Considering the definitions of homogeneous and heterogeneous mixtures, identify which samples can be classified in each category, justifying your answer based on the observations made.

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