Matter:

Matter is made up of particles and has open spaces between them. Matter has mass and takes up space (Volume).

Mixtures:

A sub category of Matter is mixtures. Which are material made of up 2 or more substances, these substances are not bonded chemically which means they dont have a set amount or pattern and so the ratios between the substances are random

Homogeneous Mixture:

A homogenous mixture stays in a uniform composition, it means that you cannot tell the two substances apart, they look as if they are one substance

Solutions:

Solutions are homogeneous mixtures in which something gets dissolved into something. The substance getting dissolved is called the solute and the substances doing the dissolving is called a solvent

Heterogeneous Mixtures:

Heterogenous mixtures are mixtures in which the particles are big enough to see the different substances, they are not uniformed compositions

Ordinary Mechanical Mixtures:

Ordinary Mechanical Mixtures are Heterogenous mixtures that stay mixed, and so the substances don't go apart from each other

Suspensions:

Suspensions are heterogeneous Mixtures in which the substances will separate from each other when left untouched

Pure Substances:

Pure substances have one type of particle and cannot be separated

Elements:

Elements are pure substances in which there is a single atom and is on the periodic table. They have Symbols

Compounds:

Compounds are the combination of 2 or more elements. They are written in formulas