Midterm Flashcards

1
Q

Multiplication/division of sig figs

A

result should contain fewest sig figs

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2
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addition/subtraction of sig figs

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results should show sig figs only as far to the right as is seen in the least precise # in the calculation

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3
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dimension

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is an attribute that can be measured or quantified (length, time, mass, quantity, charge, temp)

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4
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derived dimensions

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arise from multiplying or dividing other dimensions (volume, velocity, density, concentration)

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5
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unit

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is a standard magnitude of a given dimension against which other magnitudes of that dimension can be compared (feet, meters, angstroms, light years, etc.)

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6
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base unit

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is a unit for a fundamental, simple dimension: length, time, mass, temp, charge, etc.)

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7
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multiple unit

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is defined as a multiple or a fraction of a base unit (base unit is seconds, multiple is minutes, hours, days, milliseconds, microseconds, etc.)

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8
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derived unit

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is defined by multiplying or dividing base units and multiple units. (all units of force are derived)

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9
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dimensional homogeneity

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an eq is said to be dimensionally homogeneous if all additive terms on both sides of the eq. are the same dimension

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10
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interpolation

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unknown value is between two the reference points

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11
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extrapolation

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unknown value is outside the two reference points (less accurate)

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12
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model interpolation

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data driven prediction, predicts unknown values between points in a graph or table

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13
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r^2 = 1

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coefficient determination: perfect fit

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14
Q

r = 1

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perfectly correlated w/ positive slope

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15
Q

r = 0

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no correlation between variables

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16
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r = -1

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perfectly correlated w/ negative slope

17
Q

conservation of mass

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(input-output) + (generation-consumption) = accumulation

18
Q

batch process

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all materials placed into the system and then removed after the process is complete (baking a cake)

19
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rate-flow process

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steady flow (or streams) of materials into and out of the system

20
Q

steady flow

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flow doesn’t change with time

21
Q

steady-state

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no accumulation

22
Q

conservative substances

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no chemical reactions