Chapter: Let's review Flashcards

1
Q

In chemistry we use: metric system of measurement or decimal system of measurement?

A

Decimal system of measurement

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2
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What is the 7 SI (system international d’unité) base unit?

A

Mass————————–Kilogram—————–kg
Length————————Meter———————m
Time—————————Second——————-s
Temperature ————–Kelvin———————K (capital letter)
Amount of substance—-Mole———————mol
Electric current————-Ampere—————–A (capital letter)
Luminous intensity——–Candela—————-cd

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3
Q

What are the 3 temperatures scales?

A

Celsius
Kelvin
Fahrenheit

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4
Q

What is the

  • freezing point of pure water?
  • boiling point of pure water?
  • normal body temperature?

in celcius

A

0=freezing point of pure water
100=boiling point of pure water
37=normal body temperature

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5
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What is the

  • freezing point of pure water?
  • boiling point of pure water?

in Kelvin

A
273,15= freezing point
373,15= boiling point
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6
Q

What is the

  • freezing point of pure water?
  • boiling point of pure water?

in Fahrenheit

A
32= freezing point of pure water
212= boiling point of pure water
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7
Q

How do we convert Celsius to Kelvin?

A

add (+)273,15 to Celsius temperature

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8
Q

How do we convert Kelvin to Celsius?

A

subtract (-)273,15 to Kelvin temperature

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9
Q

convert 1L to cm3

A

1000cm3

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10
Q

What is the precision?

A

the precision is how close the measured values are to each other

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11
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What is the accuracy?

A

The accuracy is how close a measured value is to the actual (true) value

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12
Q

how do we calculate the error in measurement?

A

experimental value - accepted value

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13
Q

How do we calculate the percent error in measurement?

A

(error in measurement)/(accepted value) x100

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14
Q

How do we calculate the percent relative error?

A

(accepted value-observed value)/(accepted value) x100

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15
Q

How do we calculate the standard deviation?

A
  1. calculate the average of the measurement
  2. calculate the differences between measurements and the average
  3. square the numbers found in step 2
  4. add the numbers found in step 3
  5. square root of the number found in step 4 divided by one less than the number of cases
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16
Q

True or False? Leading zeros do not count as significant figures

A

True

17
Q

True or False ? Captive (imbedded) zeros do not count as significant figures

A

False

18
Q

True or False ? trailing zeros are significant provided the number is written with a decimal point

A

True