Class 9 Science – Chapter 2 Summary Poster
Core Concepts
Matter exists as elements, compounds, and mixtures.
Pure substances have fixed composition; mixtures vary.
Physical changes don’t form new substances; chemical changes do.
Types of Mixtures
Type | Example | Separation Method |
|---|---|---|
Homogeneous | Salt solution | Evaporation |
Heterogeneous | Sand + water | Filtration / Decantation |
Separation Techniques
Filtration – separates insoluble solids.
Evaporation – removes solvent.
Distillation – separates liquids by boiling point.
Chromatography – separates colors/pigments.
Centrifugation – separates based on density.
Formula Box
Exam Tips
Revise definitions and examples of mixtures & compounds.
Practice diagrams of separation methods.
Focus on differences between physical and chemical changes.
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