Chem 1311 Exam 1 UH

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what is the SI unit for mass?

kilogram (kg)

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what is the SI unit for length?

meter (m)

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what is the SI unit for time?

second (s)

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what is the SI unit for temperature?

kelvin (K)

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what is the unit for electric current?

ampere (A)

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what is the unit of measurement for the amount of substance?

mole (mol)

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what is the SI unit for luminous intensity?

candela (cd)

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by how much do prefixes change a unit?

by powers of 10

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giga (G) increases a unit by __

10^9, 1 billion

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mega (M) increase a unit by __

10^6, 1 million

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kilo (k) increases a unit by __

10^3, 1 thousand

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hecto (h) increases a unit by __

10^2, 1 hundred

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deka (da) increases a unit by __

10, ten

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deci (d) decreases a unit by __

10^-1, ten

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centi ( c ) decreases a unit by __

10^-2, one hundred

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mili (m) decreases a unit by __

10^-3, 1 thousand

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micro (μ) decreases a unit by

10^-6, one million

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nano (n) decreases a unit by

10^-9, one billionth

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pico (p) decreases a unit by

10^-12, one trillion

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what is 1 Mkg?

one million kilograms

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what is 5ms?

5 miliseconds

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what measured quantities have uncertainty?

all of them

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which digits are not uncertain?

those which are not estimated

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why are captive zeroes (and sometimes trailing zeroes) not considered significant?

because you can get rid of them with scientific notation

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how many sigfigs in 0.0001234?

4 sig figs

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how many sigfigs do exact numbers have?

infinite

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12.3 × 2.002 has how many sigfigs?

3 sf

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1 in. =

2.54 cm

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Temperature (Kelvin) = Temperature (Celsius) + ____

273.15

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Boiling point of water in Fahrenheit

212o F

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Boiling point of water in Celsius

100oC

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Boiling point of water in Kelvin

373.15 K

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Freezing point of water in Fahrenheit

32oF

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Freezing point of water in Celsius

0oC

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Freezing point of water in Kelvin

273.15 K

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Temperature in Fahrenheit to Celsius

TF = ( TC ) x (9/5) + 32

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Density =

mass/volume

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1 cm^3 =

1 mL

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density of water =

1 g/mL = 1 g/cm^3

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1 mol =

6.022 × 10^23

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Antoine Lavoisier

discovered Law of Conservation of Mass + nature of combustion

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law of conservation of mass

matter is neither created nor destroyed in a chemical reaction

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Joseph Proust

Discovered the Law of Definite Proportion

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law of definite proportions

every sample has the same proportions, no matter what

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John Dalton

discovered Law of Multiple Proportions + put forth his Atomic Theory

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law of multiple proportions

proves that matter comes in atoms

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J.J. Thompson

discovered electrons/Cathode Ray Tube experiment/put forth plum-pudding atom model

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Plum-pudding theory

idea that atom was majorly made of electrons

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Robert Milikan

derived charge-to-mass ratio of electron, calculated mass of electron

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mass of electron

9.11 × 10^-31 kg

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Ernest Rutherford

discovered nucleas, Gold Foil Experiment, disproved Plum-Pudding model

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Robert Boyle

first chemist to perform qualitative experiments

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Dmitri Mendeleev

created the first periodic table

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Amadeo Avogadro’s hypothesis

at same temperature and pressure, equal volumes of different gases contain the same number of particles

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anions

negatively charged ions, formed by adding electrons

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cations

positively charged ions, formed by losing electrons

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(H)

Hydrogen

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(He)

Helium

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(Li)

Lithium

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(Be)

Beryllium

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(B)

Boron

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(C)

Carbon

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(N)

Nitrogen

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(O)

Oxygen

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(F)

Fluorine

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(Ne)

Neon

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(Na)

Sodium

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(Mg)

Magnesium

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(Al)

Aluminum

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(Si)

Silicon

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(P)

Phosphorus

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(S)

Sulfur

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(Cl)

Chlorine

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(Ar)

Argon

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(K)

Potassium

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(Ca)

Calcium

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(Sc)

Scandium

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(Ti)

Titanium

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(V)

Vanadium

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(Cr)

Chromium

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(Mn)

Manganese

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(Fe)

Iron

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(Co)

Cobalt

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(Ni)

Nickel

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(Cu)

Copper

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(Zn)

Zinc

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(Ga)

Gallium

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(Ge)

Germanium

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(As)

Arsenic

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(Se)

Selenium

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(Br)

Bromine

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(Kr)

Krypton

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[Monatomic Anion name] H-

Hydride

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[Monatomic Anion name] F-

Fluoride

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[Monatomic Anion name] Cl-

Chloride

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[Monatomic Anion name] Br-

Bromide

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[Monatomic Anion name] I-

Iodide

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[Monatomic Anion name] O2-

Oxide

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[Monatomic Anion name] S2-

Sulfide

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[Monatomic Anion name] N3-

Nitride