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Quantitative Analysis- Ch. 1 Chemical Measurements
Quantitative Analysis- Ch. 1 Chemical Measurements
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Name the SI units for these quantities:
Length
Mass
Time
Current
Temperature
Amount of substance
Luminous intensity
Plane angle
SI units for quantities answers:
Length → meter (m)
Mass → kilogram (kg)
Time → seconds (s)
Current → ampere (A)
Temperature → kelvin (K)
Amount of substance → mole (mol)
Luminous intensity → candela (cd)
Plane angle → radian (rad)
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Special named SI- derived, what is their units?
Frequency
Force
Pressure
Energy, work, quantity of heat
Power, radiant flux
Electric charge
Electric potential
Electric resistance
Electric capacitance
Special named SI- derived units answer:
Frequency → hertz (Hz)
Force → newton (N)
Pressure → pascal (Pa)
Energy, work, quantity of heat → joule (J)
Power, radiant → work (W)
Electric charge → coulomb (C)
Electric potential → volts (V)
Electric resistance → ohm (Ω)
Electric capacitance → farad (F)
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Prefixes name what is their power? (Below base unit)
femto (f)
pico (p)
nano (n)
micro (u)
milli (m)
centi (c)
deci (d)
Power of prefixes below base unit:
femto (f) = 10^-15
pico (p) = 10^-12
nano (n) = 10^-9
micro (u) = 10^-6
milli (m)= 10^-3
centi (c)= 10^-2
deci (d)= 10^-1
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Prefixes name what is their power? (Above base unit)
deca (da)
hecto (h)
kilo (k)
mega (M)
giga (G)
tera (T)
peta (P)
Power of prefixes above base unit:
deca (da)= 10^1
hecto (h)= 10^2
kilo (k)= 10^3
mega (M)= 10^6
giga (G)= 10^9
tera (T)= 10^12
peta (P)= 10^15
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How many pascals are in 1 atm?
101325 Pa = 1 atm
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Molarity (M)
(moles of solute)/ (Liters of soln.)
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Molality (m)
(moles of solute)/ (kg of solvent)
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What can percent composition be composed from?
w/w, v/v, or w/v x 100% (w=weight and v=volume)
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Parts per million (ppm) unit conversions
1 mg/ 1 L
1 ug/ 1 mL
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Parts per billion (ppb) unit conversions
1 ug/ 1 L
1 ng/ 1 mL
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Diluting Solutions equation:
M1V1= M2V2
M1= Stock solutions molarity
V1= Volume of stock solution put into new flask
M2= desired concentration
V2= total volume of desired dilution