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percent error
calculated to compare experimental value w correct/accepted value
%error = Ve - Va/Va x 100
Accuracy
How close an experimental value is the the correct/accepted value
Precision
How close experimental values are to eachother
Significant figures
contains all certain digits & one estimated digit, shows precision of measurement
In sig fig, all non zero digits are ___
sig figs
in sig fig, Imbedded zeros ___
always are sig figs, 16.07 has 4 sig figs
In sig fig, Leading zeros are ___
not sig figs. 0.001 have 1 sig fig
Trailing zeros are __
only sig figs if # has a decimal place, 1.800 has 4 sig figs
placeholder zeros are __
not sig figs, 1000 has 1 sig fig
how can u make placeholder zeros a sig fig?
add a decimal to the end
When adding & subracting, how do u apply sig figs
answer has same # of sig figs as number with least number of decimal places
When multiplying and dividing, how do u apply sig figs
goes by least # of sig figs
Ambiguous numbers
use scientific notation to show sig figs
9.450 × 10^6
decimal place moves 6 to left
7.61 × 10^4
decimal moves 4 to right
Metric conversion rules
biggest number gets a zero
count spaces - add zeros
Dimensional analysis rule
always stop at base unit
Density equation
D = M/V (g/ml or cm³)
Matter
has mass and takes up space, composed of atoms
Pure substances
elements & compounds
mixtures
heterogeneous and homogeneous
Compounds
two or more different atoms bonded together, always same composition
Solid
fixed volume and shape
liquid
definite volume, fits shape of container
Gas
no fixed shape/volume
plasma
gas particles with charge
Physical properties
changes in physical appearance
no changes in identity
Chemical properties
changes in identity of a substance
mixture
material with variable composition
homogeneous
uniform
heterogenous
not uniform