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exact numbers
they are not measured quantities
they are used in calculations but are ignored when figuring out the final numbers in sigfigs
5 types of numbers that are exact.
percentages
spelled out quantities (ex. Ten Gallons, Three Liters)
Numbers that result from a count (ex. 5 students, 3 decks, 4 atoms)
all constants (ex. pi, universal gas constant, speed of light constant, Avogadro’s number constant.
all definitions (ex. 12in = 1 ft)
Exact numbers are encountered in multiplication and division problems, only used in one occasion with add/sub. (temperature)
V = 4/3(pi)r3
the only part being measured is the r, the rest is a
constant.
k = 670 LmmHg/mol
Pgas = k Cgas
The k is a constant, the Henry’s Law Constant, P
stands for partial pressure, and C stands for
Concentration
kf(m)i = (triangle)Tf
The triangle of Tf is change in temperature, the m stands for molality, the k stands for molality freezing
point constant
II = MRTi
R = 0.082 Latm/molK
The M stands for concentration, R is the universal
gas constant, T stands for temperature (measured) , i stands for particles (exact)