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chemistry
science that seeks to understand how matter behaves by studying what atoms and molecules do and explains the properties and behavior of chemicals by helping us understand the molecules that compose them
atoms
come together to form different types of molecules, smallest unit of matter
molecules
two or more atoms formed together
scientific method
a way of learning that emphasized observation and experiment
observations
involvue measuring and observing
hypothesis
tentative explanation of observations
law
summarizes the result of a large number of observations and predicts future ones
theory
a model that gives a deeper explanation for the underlying causes for observation and laws
antoine lavoisier
french chemist who measured mass of substances during combustion and concluded that the mass was same before and after burning (conservation of mass)
mass
measure of quantity of matter within something
conservation of mass
matter is neither created nor destroyed
atomic theory
all matter is made of atoms
scientific data
data from the measurements scientists take as part of their observations
quantification
measurement as part of observation
scientific notation
used for very large and very smal numbers
uncertainty
indicated by the last digit in a number (0.6)
is it a sig fig: trailing zero to the right of a sig fig and after a decimal point (2.0)
yes
is it a sig fig: leading zeros (0.004)
no
is it a sig fig: sandwiched zeros (205)
yes
is it a sig fig: all nonzero numbers (82,3,57,2)
yes
is it a sig fig: trailing zeros before a decimal point (20.1)
yes
is it a sig fig: trailing zeros at the end of a number without decimals (200)
no
when do you round up and down
up: 5 and up
down: 4 and under
rule for rounding sig figs in multiplication and division
round to the same number of sig figs as the number with the fewest sig figs
rule for rounding sig figs in addition and subtraction
round to the same number of decimal places as the quantity with the fewest decimal places