Chapter I Flashcards

1
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how many SF do exact #’s have

A

infinite

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2
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for multiplication/division, answer has _____ for sig figs/LSP

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has same # of SF as least precise factor

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for addition/subtraction, answer has _____ for sig figs/LSP

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has same LSP as factor w/ furthest-left one; nothing to do w/ sig figs

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when calculating something that uses a mix of the 4 operations, how do you show your work (3 things)

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  • do add/sub 1st, mult/div 2nd
  • do not round the # until the final answer, but still keep track of the # of sig figs & LSP
  • show answer that calc gave as well as the final rounded answer
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5
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1 Terameter equation

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1 Tm = 1 x 10¹² m

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6
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1 Gigameter equation

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1 Gm = 1 x 10⁹ m

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7
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1 Megameter equation

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1 Mm = 1 x 10⁶ m

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8
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1 Decimeter equation

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1 dm = 1 x 10⁻¹ m

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9
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1 Micrometer equation

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1 µm = 1 x 10⁻⁶ m

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10
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1 Nanometer equation

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1 nm = 1 x 10⁻⁹ m

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11
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1 Picometer equation

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1 pm = 1 x 10⁻¹² m

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12
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1 Femtometer equation

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1 fm = 1 x 10⁻¹⁵

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13
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conversions aren’t exact #’s, T or F

A

F

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14
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3 things about density

A
  • D = m/v
  • take m & v from the same sample
  • use pipet/grad cylinder for liquid v
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15
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3 steps to show calculations w/ conversions

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1) show the original equation you use
2) show the equation w/ #’s subbed in
3) show ans w/ proper sig figs & units

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16
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def accuracy

A

close to correct value

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17
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def precision

A

close to other results

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18
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conversion from K to °C

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Tₖ = T°꜀ + 273.15

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19
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conversion from °F to °C

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T°բ = 1.8(T°꜀) + 32

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20
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3 ways to separate mixtures

A
  • Decant (pour liquid off sediment)
  • Filtration
  • Distillation (boiling)
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21
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def intensive - 3 things

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  • physical prop
  • doesn’t dep on amt of subst there
  • used to ID subst
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22
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def extensive - 3 things

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  • physical prop
  • does dep. on amt of subst there
  • like mass, vol, heat content
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23
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what does a chem form show

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compound, like H2O

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what does a chem equation show

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a reaction

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2 defs of energy
capacity to work/transfer heat
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equation for work
force x distance
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what type of energy do chem bonds have
potential
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3 energy abbv
``` Joule = J calorie = cal kilocalorie = Cal (food calorie) ```
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conversion from cal to Cal
1000 cal = 1 kcal
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``` time abbv for: second minute days hours years months millisecond microsecond nanosecond ```
``` s. min. days hr. yr. months ms µs ns ```
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mass abbv for: pounds tons
lbs. | tons
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temp abbv for: celsius fahrenheit absolute 0
°C °F Ø K
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``` length abbv for: inch centimeters kilometers feet yard mile millimeter micrometer meter ```
``` in. cm km ft. yd. mile mm µm m ```
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``` volume abbv for: cubic centimeter gallon pint quart ```
cm³ or cc | all those are the words
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``` 6 SI units + the 3 we use in chem class length mass time temp substance amt elec current ```
``` m in real, cm in class kg in real, g in class s K in real, °C in class mol ampere ```
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when to use sci notation for small #'s
more than 3 0's in # (0.0003 - use it)
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when to use sci notation for big #'s
more than 4 0's in # (30000 - use it)
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what multiplication symbol to use for scientific not
x, not * or ⋅
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how to show multiplication outside of scientific not
() or *, not ⋅ or x
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if there is a decimal @ the end of a # to put in sci not, like 3700., how do you write it?
include the 0's: it turns into 3.700 x 10³
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what is the error bar if untold
± a unit of the #'s LSP (for 3700, error bar = ± 100)
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you can use fractions in science, T or F
F
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2 points about estimating digits when measuring w/ a ruler
- the last digit of the recorded measurement is estimated | - if the intervals are at 2 cm, divide them into 20 places to get the estimated digit
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4 steps to scientific approach
1) observe/experiment; find laws (patterns) in data 2) list hypotheses; test each w/ a new observation to disprove them (can't prove) 3) summarize patterns, results, what it supports/doesn't * 4) much testing -> hard-to-disprove theory
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def matter
has vol & mass
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def atoms
smallest element unit; smash it & it's no longer one of the elements
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def compound
2+ atoms w/ physically unbreakable bond
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def molecule
compounds existing individually; covalent
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def bond
atoms' attraction in a compound
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def pure substance
pure element/comp (but we only ever say "pure subst")
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def mixtures
physically separable
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2 types of solids
crystalline & amorphous
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conversion between in & cm
1 in. = 2.54 cm
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1 gal = how many L
3.785
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3 things to write on test when calculating dimensional analysis
1) the conversion factors between the unit had & the unit wanted 2) write the conversion factors as 2 equal fractions (like 12in/ft = ft/12in) 3) Write it all on a line and put it through the calculator
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Define chem property
the way a substance can change or react to form another substance