Module 1 (Measurement, Significant Figures, Matter) Flashcards

1
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An assignment of number based on a characteristics of an object or event

A

Measurement

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2
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Derived units

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Based units in a formula

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3
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Define accuracy and precision.

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Accuracy is how close the measured value is to the true value. Precision is how close the measured values are to each other.

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4
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A basis for significant figure

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Uncertainty

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5
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All of the digits that are known and one estimated

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Significant Figures

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6
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Rules in getting the significant numbers.

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Nonzeroes are counted
Leading zeroes are not counted
Captive zeroes are counted
Trailing zeroes are counted unless decimal

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7
Q

True or False.

Counted items and exactly defined quantities have an infinite number of significant figures.

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True

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8
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Amount of matter in an object

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Mass

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9
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The basic unit of mass

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gram

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10
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Define length

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Distance between two points

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11
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Define density

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How much matter is in something

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12
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The measure of kinetic energy in an object

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Temperature

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13
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The amount of space something takes up

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Volume

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14
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What is Chemistry?

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The study of composition of matter and the changes it undergoes

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15
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Define substance.

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Substance has definite proportion and constant properties.

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16
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Differentiate homogeneous from a heterogeneous mixture.

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In a homogeneous mixture, the composition is uniform. Heterogeneous have different compositions.

17
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Differentiate two types of pure substances.

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Elements cannot be broken down into simpler forms. A compound is a combination of two or more elements.

18
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Define acids.

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An inorganic substance that breaks down in solution.

19
Q

True or False.

In acid, more hydrogen ion indicates a stronger acid.

A

True

20
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The concentration of hydroxide ions when added to a solution

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Bases

21
Q

Qualities that distinguish one sample of matter from another

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Properties of matter

22
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Define physical properties.

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It can be observed without changing its chemical composition.

23
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Differentiate intensive and extensive properties.

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Intensive properties are independent of amount while extensive properties depend on quantity

24
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It can be observed by changing the identity of a substance.

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Chemical properties

25
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What are the characteristics of solids?

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  • has a neat, uniform structure
  • maintain its shape regardless of the vessel
  • particles are not able to move freely
26
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What are the characteristics of liquids?

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  • definite volume but no definite shape

- particles move together but randomly move around

27
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What are the characteristics of gases?

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  • no definite shape and volume

- particles move randomly