CHEM 100 - Ch 1: Basics of Chemistry

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What is the shape/volume of a solid?

definite shape, definite volume

<p>definite shape, definite volume</p>
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What is the compressibility of atoms in a solid?

slightly compressible, but relatively hard

<p>slightly compressible, but relatively hard</p>
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What is the mobility of atoms in a solid?

relatively stationary and limited movement

<p>relatively stationary and limited movement</p>
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What is the spacing of atoms in a solid?

tightly packed and touching, which restricts movement

<p>tightly packed and touching, which restricts movement</p>
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What is the spacing of atoms in a liquid?

closely packed but not touching, which allows movement

<p>closely packed but not touching, which allows movement</p>
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What is the mobility of atoms in a liquid?

flows past each other, which allows movement

<p>flows past each other, which allows movement</p>
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What is the compressibility of atoms in a liquid?

slightly compressible, but relatively hard

<p>slightly compressible, but relatively hard</p>
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What is the shape/volume of a liquid?

no fixed shape, definite volume

<p>no fixed shape, definite volume</p>
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What is the spacing of atoms in a gas?

very far apart

<p>very far apart</p>
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What is the mobility of atoms in a gas?

moves past each other at high velocities

<p>moves past each other at high velocities</p>
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What is the compressibility of atoms in a gas?

highly compressible

<p>highly compressible</p>
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What is the shape/volume of a gas?

no fixed shape, no fixed volume

<p>no fixed shape, no fixed volume</p>
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What is an element?

A pure substance made up of only 1 type of atom

<p>A pure substance made up of only 1 type of atom</p>
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What is a compound?

A pure substance made up of multiple chemically combined elements in its smallest repeatable units

<p>A pure substance made up of multiple chemically combined elements in its smallest repeatable units</p>
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What is a homogeneous mixture?

A mixture with compounds that are uniformly distributed

<p>A mixture with compounds that are uniformly distributed</p>
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What is a heterogeneous mixture/solution?

A mixture with compounds that are not uniformly distributed

<p>A mixture with compounds that are <strong>not</strong> uniformly distributed</p>
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What are physical properties?

characteristics that are observable by the senses and do not require change in chemical identity

<p>characteristics that are observable by the senses and do <strong>not</strong> require change in chemical identity</p>
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What are chemical properties?

characteristics that describe how the chemical identity changes

<p>characteristics that describe how the chemical identity changes</p>
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What is an intensive property?

a property that does not depend on amount of matter

<p>a property that does <strong>not</strong> depend on amount of matter</p>
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What is an extensive property?

a property that depends on amount of matter

<p>a property that depends on amount of matter</p>
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What is a physical change?

transformation of matter that does not involve a change in chemical composition

<p>transformation of matter that does <strong>not</strong> involve a change in chemical composition</p>
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What is a chemical change?

transformation of matter that involves a change in chemical composition

<p>transformation of matter that involves a change in chemical composition</p>
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What is the multiplier value for Tera (T)?

E12

<p>E12</p>
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What is the multiplier value for Giga (G)?

E9

<p>E9</p>
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What is the multiplier value for Mega (M)?

E6

<p>E6</p>
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What is the multiplier value for Kilo (k)?

E3

<p>E3</p>
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What is the multiplier value for deci (d)?

E-1

<p>E-1</p>
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What is the multiplier value for centi (c)?

E-2

<p>E-2</p>
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What is the multiplier value for milli (m)?

E-3

<p>E-3</p>
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What is the multiplier value for micro (μ)?

E-6

<p>E-6</p>
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What is the multiplier value for nano (n)?

E-9

<p>E-9</p>
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What is the multiplier value for pico (p)?

E-12

<p>E-12</p>
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What is accuracy?

how close an experimental value is to a known, accepted value

<p>how close an experimental value is to a known, accepted value</p>
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What is precision?

describes reproducibility of the measurements made from an instrument

<p>describes reproducibility of the measurements made from an instrument</p>
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What is the estimated digit?

When using analog measurement instruments, report your measurement one digit past the last digit provided by the instrument

<p>When using analog measurement instruments, report your measurement one digit past the last digit provided by the instrument</p>
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What are exact numbers?

known values that have infinite precision (not considered in determining sig figs)

<p>known values that have infinite precision (not considered in determining sig figs)</p>
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How many sig figs are there in the final answer of a multiplication or division calculation?

the fewest number of significant digits from the contributing factors

<p>the fewest number of significant digits from the contributing factors</p>
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How many sig figs are there in the final answer of an addition or subtraction calculation?

the fewest number of decimal places from the combined numbers

<p>the fewest number of decimal places from the combined numbers</p>
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What is a derived unit?

not directly measurable, but must be calculated

<p>not directly measurable, but must be calculated</p>
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What is the density triangle?

Density = Mass/Volume

<p>Density = Mass/Volume</p>