Type of MatterSubstanceMixtureChlorine (Cl,)Water (H,O)Lucky CharmsSalt waterNitrogen (N.)Salt (NaCl)Rocky road ice creamRubbing AlcoholPure airIron (Fe) Part 6: Classification of Matter/Physical and Chemical Changes• Classify each of the following items as homogeneous, heterogeneous,compound or element.• Complete the following items below.Classify each of the following as either substance or mixture. If it is a suwrite element or compound in the appropriate column. If it is a mixture,heterogeneous or homogeneous in the appropriate column.

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Answered: Type of Matter Substance Mixture…

Type of Matter Substance Mixture Chlorine (Cl,) Water (H,O) Lucky Charms Salt water Nitrogen (N,) Salt (NaCl) Rocky road ice cream Rubbing Alcohol Pure air Iron (Fe)

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Type of Matter
Substance
Mixture
Chlorine (Cl,)
Water (H,O)
Lucky Charms
Salt water
Nitrogen (N.)
Salt (NaCl)
Rocky road ice cream
Rubbing Alcohol
Pure air
Iron (Fe)

Part 6: Classification of Matter/Physical and Chemical Changes
• Classify each of the following items as homogeneous, heterogeneous,
compound or element.
• Complete the following items below.
Classify each of the following as either substance or mixture. If it is a su
write element or compound in the appropriate column. If it is a mixture,
heterogeneous or homogeneous in the appropriate column.

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