Intro to Chem Flashcards

1
Q

What are the two worldviews of chemistry? How do they differ? Which one will we focus on mainly during this course (!!) ?

A

Macroscopic Chemistry Worldview: objects we can see/touch/deal with daily
!! Microscopic Chemistry Worldview: atoms; molecules

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2
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What are the two components of chemistry?

A

(nature of) Matter and Energy

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3
Q

Name four types of scientific methods

A
  • Hypothesis: formulate to provide tentative explanation of facts
  • Observation and Experiment: observations made and info collected
  • Law: large amount of data related to a certain phenomenon that have been collected
  • Theory: unifying principle that explains large body of facts
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4
Q

What are 6 ideas the word “chemistry” can be applied to?

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CRAP FN

  • Combustion
  • Rusting
  • Absorption/Emission of Energy
  • Phase Changes (ex: liquid -> solid -> gas)
  • Formation of Atom Molecules
  • Nuclear Reactors (ex: bombs)
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5
Q

Chemistry is the study of _______

A

change

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6
Q

Chemistry is related to:
A) Bio
B) Physics
C) Geology
D) Nuclear Energy
E) All of the above

A

E) All of the above

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7
Q

The principles of chemistry can be used to describe what 3 things/concepts?

A

The principles of chemistry are used to:

  • Describe what changed
  • Describe what happened to cause this change
  • Describe why the sample has exhibited a specific change
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8
Q

To avoid confusion with units, scientist agreed on a standard set of units. These standards are called the…

A

System Internationales (International System of Units)

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9
Q

Name a few examples of the units used under the System Internationales

A

Kg (mass)
m (length)
K (temp)
s (time)
L (volume)

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10
Q

How many grams are in 1kg?

A

1 kg = 1000g (base unit)

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11
Q

How many centimeters are in 1 meter?

A

1m = 100cm

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12
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How many millimeters are in 1 meter?

A

1 meter = 1000mm

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13
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How many micrometers are in 1 meter?

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1 meter = 10⁻⁶ (1,000,000) µm

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14
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How many millimeters are in 1cm?

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1cm = 10mm

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15
Q

How many mL are there in 1cm³?

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1cm³ = 1mL

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16
Q

Understand conversions within the metric system

1. Convert 5.2kg to grams
2. Convert 25,000g to kg
3. Convert 70cm to m
4. Convert 8m to mm
5. Convert 49 cm to mm
6. Convert 6L to mL
7. Convert 576 cm³ ro mL

FOR EXTRA PRACTICE, WORK ON ASSIGNMENT 1.2

A
  1. 5200g
  2. 25kg
  3. 0.7m
  4. 8000mm
  5. 490mm
  6. 6000mL
  7. 576mL
17
Q

Understand scientific notation

Convert each of the numbers form scientific notation to real:

1. 5.7067 x 10⁸
2. 7.1421 x 10⁰
3. 3.164 x 10¹
4. 7.3847 x 10⁻⁸

Convert each of the numbers from real to scientific notation:

5. 0.023862
6. 8,895.8
7. 26.617

FOR EXTRA PRACTICE, WORK ON ASSIGMENT 1.1

A
  1. 570,670,000
  2. 7.1421
  3. 31.64
  4. 0.000000073847
  5. 2.3862 x 10⁻²
  6. 8.8958 x 10³
  7. 2.6617 x 10¹