Chemistryyyyyyy Unit 1 AHHHHHHHHHHHHHH poop

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What is the formula for molar mass

Molar mass = Mass (g) / Moles (mol)

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What is the formula for density

Density (g/cm2)) = Mass (g) / Volume (cm3)

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How do you convert Celsius to Kelvin

Add 273.15

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How do you convert Farenheit to Celsius

Subtract 32 and then multiply by (5/9)

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How u convert Celsius to Farenhaiiiituh

Multiply by (9/5) and add 32 to dat mutha

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How many sig figs in 1.030

4 sf u dummy smh

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How many sig figs in 50.0

3 sf

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how many siggy figglies in 5300

2 sf bc we dgaf ab da 0 if no decimal follow bruh

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how many sigma figmas ar in da numba 5300.

4 sf becuzada deci

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Howe manyy sig figz in 3040

Thwee shig figgszz

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Sig fig multiply rule

Number of sf is the same as number with fewest sig figs

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Sig fig add rule

Number of sf is the same as the number with least decimal places brehtha.

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how many cm in an inch

2.54 cm

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Law of mass conservation

The total mass of the substances doesn’t change in a chemical reaction

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Law of definite (c0nStAnt) proportions

A PuRe compound always hos the same elements in the same fixed proportion, no matter where it be from or how much it be (h20 is alwas 1 H, 2 O)

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Law of multiple proportions

the same 2 elements can combine in different whole number ratios to make different compounds (Carbon and Oxygen can make CO or CO2)

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where are nonmetals

on the right of the metalloids and hydrogen

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where are metals

you shat find them to the left of thy metalloids

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Where are the metalloids

the stair step down in the middle/right of the table: boron, silicon, germanium, arsenic, antimony, tellurium

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Ammonium

NH4 (1+ charge)

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Hydroxide

OH (1-)

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Nitrate

NO3 (1-)

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Nitrite

NO2 (1-)

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Sulfate

SO4 (2-)

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Sulfite

SO3 (2-)

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Name NaCl (Metal + Nonmetal)

Sodium Chloride

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Name FeO (multiple charge transition metal)

Iron (II) Oxide …(oxygen’s charge is 2-)

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Name KNO3 (cation + anion, more than 2 elements)

Potassium Nitrate …(good luck lol, but name the cation [positive], then the anion [negative])

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Name HCl (H+ non-oxyacid)

Hydrochloric acid

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Name H2SO4 (H+ oxyacid)

Hydrogen Sulfite

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Name H2SO3 (H+oxyaciiiiiddd)

Sulfurous Acid

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Name N2O5 (Covalent Compound)

Dinitrogen Pentoxide

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What is da number that good ole mr AVOGADRO came up wit?

6.022 × 10²³ = 1 mol …(can be use for changing an ‘entity’ [molecule, atom…] into a mol)

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