Chemistry Test -- Sig Figs, Science

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sig figs, scientific method, DV, IV

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what are independent and dependent variables?

independent variables are factors you can change and the dependent variable changes depending on the independent variable

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what are constants?

constants are factors that stay the same during an experiment

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what is a control group?

a control group is used to see what happened without the changing factor used to modify the independent variable

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what are observations?

observations is information collected using 5 senses

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what is the difference between scientific laws and theories?

scientific laws are accepted true in a scientific community, and scientific theories are generally accepted as “true” but can be disproven

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what is science?

science is the study of the natural world through experiments, observations, and logic

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how do you know if an idea is scientific?

if it is testable, repeatable, observable, and falsifiable

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what is the scientific method? what are the steps of the scientific method?

the scientific method are questions asked to do an experiment or to answer a question
1. ask questions
2. collect information by research
3. form a hypothesis based on observations, data, and research (if… , then…)

4. test the hypothesis thru experiments

5. record and study the data

6. form conclusion

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what are significant figures?

minimum number of digits required to report a value without a loss of accuracy

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what is scientific notation?

way to write small and large numbers

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what is the difference between qualitative and quantitative data?

qualitative data is based on observations and interpretation of data, and quantitative data is based on numerical measurements

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how do you find the volume of regular and irregular solids?

for regular solids multiply length, height, and width

for irregular solids measure by displacement of water (subtract)

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in volume terms, what does 1 mL equal?

1 cm³

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what is density?

measurement of ratio of mass to volume of a substance

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what is the formula to fine the density of an object? what do the letters stand for?

D = m/v
D: density

m: mass
v: volume

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what is the density measurement of a solid?

g/cm³

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what is the density measurement of a liquid?

g/mL

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__ cm = 1 in.

2.54

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1 lb = __ qt

1.06

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1 kg = __ lb

2.2

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1 km = __ miles

0.62

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1 mile = __ ft

5280

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1 yd = __ ft

3

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1 gal = __ qt

4

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1 ft = __ in.

12

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__ um = 1 m

10^6

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__ nm = 1 m

10^9

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__ pm = 1 m

10^12

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__ cm = 1 m

100

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__ mm = 1 m

1000

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__ dm = 1 m

10

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__ m = 1 km

1000