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Intensive property
A property (such as density) that’s independent of the amount of a given substance
Ex: density of aluminum is the same whether you have g or kg
Extensive property
A property (such as mass) that depends on the amount of a given substance
Ex: 500g of aluminum is lighter than 1000g
Sig fig rules
ALL NONZERO DIGITS ARE SIGNIFICANT (28.03, 0.0540)
INTERIOR ZEROES ARE SIGNIFICANT (408, 7.0301)
LEADING ZEROES ARE NOT SIGNIFICANT (0.0032, 0.00006)
Trailing zeroes rules
AFTER A DECIMAL ARE ALWAYS SIGNIFICANT (45.000, 3.5600)
BEFORE DECIMAL POINT + AFTER A NONZERO NUMBER ARE ALWAYS SIGNIFICANT (140.00, 2500.55)
BEFORE AN IMPLIED DECIMAL POINT ARE AMBIGUOUS + SHOULD BE AVOIDED VIA SCIENTIFIC NOTATION
1.20 × 10E3 =12,000 2 sig figs; 1.20 × 10E3 =3 sig figs, etc.
Exact numbers
Numbers that have no certainty + thus do not limit number of Sig figs in any calculation; HAS UNLIMITED SIG FIGS
Sig fig addition/subtraction
quantity with the FEWEST DECIMAL PLACES determines the number of DECIMAL PLACES IN ANSWER
Focus is on DECIMAL PLACES
Sig fig multiplication/division
quantity with the FEWEST SIG FIGS determines the number of SIG FIGS in answer
Focus is on SIG FIGS