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Chemistry - Chapter 2 Measurements and Calculations
Chemistry - Chapter 2 Measurements and Calculations
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Model
Explanation of how phenomena occur. Not real.
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Theory
Broad generalization that explains a body of facts or phenomena
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Hypothesis
educated guess of the cause of the problem or answer to the question.
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Experiment
designed to test the hypothesis
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Which stages of scientific method involve data?
all
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What might be wrong if repeated tests don’t support hypothesis?
hypothesis might be wrong
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Two parts of a metric system:
A prefix and a base unit
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what does a prefix tell you?
how many times to divide or multiply by 10.
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In SI measurment, dont use what?
Don’t use commas because this means a \n decimal point in some countries. Use a space instead. 75,000 is written as 75 000. (with a space)
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deci d =
1/10 (10 to the -1)
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centi c =
1/100 (10 to the -2)
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milli m
1/1000 (10 to the -3)
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micro μ
10 to the -6
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a derived unit
the properties of base unit ( cm squared, square unit)
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In a beaker, there are 8 different substances which substance is denser?
the one on the bottom (its heavier)
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What state of matter is mercury?
liquid
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What state of matter is ice?
solid
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D = mass/volume can be simplified to
g/ml or g/cm 3 (cubed) Note: 1 mL = 1 cm 3 (cubed)
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What is the density of osmium if 50g of the metal occupies a volume of 2.22cm 3 cubed?
22\.5 g/cm3
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8 cm 3 (cubed) =
8 mL
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48g/8mL to density (g/cm3)?
6 g/cm3
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Water freezes at what temp?
0 C
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Celsius formula
C = K - 273
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Kelvin formula
K = C + 273
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Dimensional Analysis
a **method of analysis in which physical quantities are expressed in terms of their fundamental dimensions of length, mass, and time**
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How many m 3 (subed is 1500 cm 3 (cubed)
0\.0015m 3 (cubed)
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6 ft =
1 fathom
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Accuracy
how close the measurement is to the actual value
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Precision
how well can the measurement be repeated
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How many sig figs in 12400?
3
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How many sig figs in 0.045?
2
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How many sig figs in 3440. cm?
4
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How many sig figs in 0.006 700 0 kg?
5
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Do measurements have sig figs?
Yes, Only measurements have sig figs
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Counted numbers
exact (infinite significance)
ex: a dozen donuts, a paper measured 11 inches
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Is gold melting at 1064°C exact or measured?
measured
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Is 1 yard = 3 ft exact or measured?
exact
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How many sig figs in 250 pencils
Infinite because its counted
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Round 45.462 to four sig figs
45\.46
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Round 45.462 to three sig figs
45\.5
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Round 45.462 to two sig figs
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Round 45.462 to one sig fig
50
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If rounding from a “final 5”, then round to an
even number
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Round 78.65 to 3 sig figs
Rounds down to 78.6 (even number)
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Round 78.75 to 3 sig figs
Rounds up to 78.8 (because its an even number)
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Round 4.652 to 2 sig figs
4\.7 (its not a final 5)
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When add/subtracting sig figs,
The # with the lowest decimals value determines the place of the last sig fig in the answer
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27\.93 + 6.4 (sig figs)
34\.3
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When mult/diving sig figs,
the # with the lowest sig figs determines the answers amount of sig figs
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3\.6 x 653
2400 (rounded
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4\.5/6.245
0\.72
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9\.8764 x .043
0\.42
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Problem solving step 1
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Analyze: Identify the unknown
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Problem solving step 2
Plan a solution
The “heart” of problem solving
Break it down into steps.
Look up needed information
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Problem solving step 3
Compute (calculate) - cancel units, sig figs
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Problem solving step 4
Evaluate-
Sig Figs correct,
Units correct,
Check your work,
Reread the question, did you answer it,
Is it reasonable? Estimate (check order of magnitude)
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Direct proportions formula
y/x=k or y=kx
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Indirect proportions formula
xy=k
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In sig figs if there is a 5, round up only if
the number before the 5 is odd
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In sig figs if there is a 5, let the number be (dont round up) only if
the number before the 5 is even
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Convert 31.95 x 10^3kg to Scientific Notation
3\.195 x 10^4
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Convert 500,000 cm 3 (cubed) → m3 (cubed)
0\.5 cm 3
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Convert 2.4 x 10 to the 8th cm 3 (cubed) → m 3 (cubed)
2\.4 x 10 to the 2nd m 3 (cubed)
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Convert 8.92m 3 (cubed) in cm 3 (cubed)
8,920,000 cm 3 (cubed)