1.7 & 1.8 Expressing Experimental Results, Unit Conversions Flashcards

1
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A method of expressing numbers in terms of a decimal number between 1 and 10 multiplied by a power of 10.

A

Scientific Notation

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2
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Developed a temperature scale with a zero-point corresponding to the freezing point of a concentrated salt solution and an upper value (100°) corresponding to the average internal temperature of the human body

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Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit

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3
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The measurement of the quantity of matter within an object.

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Mass

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4
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A compound that consists of a characteristic ratio of positive ions and negative ions.

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Ionic Compound

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5
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Temperature scale based on pure water’s freezing point (0°C) and the typical boiling point at sea level (100°C).

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Anders Celsius

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6
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When are significant figures rules to be used?

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Only at the end of a calculation, never on intermediate results

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7
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A set of base and derived units used worldwide to express distances, and quantities of matter and energy.

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SI Units

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8
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The temperature conversion of ºC to ºF.

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(9/5)·ºC +32

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9
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Measurement of Temperature

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Kelvin

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10
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Two terms that describe the certainty with which we know a measured quantity or a value calculated from a measured quantity.

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Precision and Accuracy

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11
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SI united is m/s

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Speed

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12
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The standard unit of length, equal to 39.37 inches

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Meters

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13
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This term indicates how repeatable a measurement is.

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Precision

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14
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1 inch is how many centimeters?

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2.54cm

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15
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Measurement of Electric Current

A

Ampere

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16
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The temperature scale is not based on the physical properties of any substance, but rather on the notion that temperature has a lower limit called absolute zero (0 K).

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William Thompson (Lord Kelvin)

17
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Boiling Point of Water in both temperature conversions

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212ºF

100º C

18
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Measurement of Quality of a substance

A

Mole

19
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The measurement of space. Any unit of length, when cubed becomes a unit of this.

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Volume

20
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A set of base and derived units used worldwide to express distances, and quantities of matter and energy.

A

SI Units

21
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Measurement of Mass

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Kilogram

22
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A method of expresses the normal way of writing numbers where the number of digits counted becomes the exponent with a base of 10.

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Standard Notation

23
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A chemical formula in which the subscripts represent the simplest whole-number ratio of the atoms or ions in a compound.

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Empirical Formula

24
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The SI unit of energy, equivalent to 1kg · (m/s)2

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25
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SI Unit is m3

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Volume

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27
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The SI Unit of energy equivalent to 1 kg • (m/s)2

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Joule

28
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This term indicates how close the measured value is to the true value.

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Accuracy

29
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Measurement of Length

A

Meter

30
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The fraction in which the numerator is equivalent to the denominator, but is expressed in different units, making the fraction equivalent to 1.

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Conversion Factor