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Regular Physical Science Methods Study Guide Cards Flashcards

1
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What are some safety rules and procedures?

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2
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What is the rule concerning eating or drinking in the laboratory?

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Never

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3
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What would you do in the case of a small contained fire?

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Cover and keep covered

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4
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What would you do in a case of a large or uncontained fire? (List all ways)

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  1. Use the fire extinguisher
  2. Pull the fire alarm
  3. Exit the building
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5
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What are the two ways you would observe the contents of a test tube.

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  1. Waft the odors
  2. Look through the sides
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6
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What you would do if you spilled a chemical on your skin?

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Rinse for 15min

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7
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What do you need to do if there is an accident in the laboratory?

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Tell the teacher

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8
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Where are the two closet fire extinguishers?

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  1. By the fire blanket
  2. By the bathrooms
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9
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Where are the two closet fire alarms?

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  1. At the top of the stairs
  2. By the Spanish Room
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10
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What is the proper way to unplug an electrical cord from the wall?

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Pull of the plug

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11
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What would you do if you found broken glassware or dropped some glassware?

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Sweep up and put in the broken glassware box.

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12
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What are three precautions you need to take during the laboratory concerning your personal dress?

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  1. Tie back long hair
  2. Wear close toes shoes
  3. No long loose sleeves
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13
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What is SI

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International system of units

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14
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Review…

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Base units: The words not in parenthesis
Meter(cm)
Liter(L)
Gram(g)
Celcius(C)

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15
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What are the base units?

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Meter, Liter, Gram and Degrees Celsius.

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16
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What is based off the number 10?

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The SI prefix

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17
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What measures in grams?

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Mass

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18
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What tool do you use to measure in grams?

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Triple Beam Balance or just Balance

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19
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What does a meter measure?

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Length

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20
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What tool do you use to measure a meter?

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Ruler

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21
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What do you measure with liters?

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Volume

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22
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What tool do you use to measure liters?

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Graduated Cylinder

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23
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What measures in Celsius?

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Temperature

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24
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A ________ is used to measure temperature in degrees Celsius.

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Thermometer

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25
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What is boiling temperature in Celsius?

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100°C

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26
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What is room temperature in Celsius?

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22°C

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27
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When does water freeze in Celsius?

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0°C

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28
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What is body temperature in Celsius?

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37°C

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29
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Number for kilo-

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1000 or 10^3

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30
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Number for milli-

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0.001 or 10^-3

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31
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Number for centi-

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0.01 or 10^-2

32
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Number for giga-

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1,000,000,000 or 10^9

33
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Number for mega-

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1,000,000 or 10^6

34
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Number for tera-

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1,000,000,000,000 or 10^12

35
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What is the name of the triangular flask?

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Erlenmeyer Flask

36
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A _________ makes smaller things appear larger.

A

Magnifying Glass

37
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A __________holds multiple test tubes.

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Test Tube Rack

38
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A __________ is used to measure the masses of objects.

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Triple-Beam-Balance

39
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Used to protect your eyes

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Goggles

40
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Used to pick up small items

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Forceps

41
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_____________(s) are used when picking up hot items.

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Tongs

42
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A __________ HOLDS test tubes

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Test Tube Holder

43
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A ____________ points you in the right direction

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Compass

44
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A certain type of scale used sometimes at grocery stores.

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Spring Scale

45
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A _______ makes pouring something a whole lot easier.

A

Funnel

46
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Used to heat up items

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Hot Plate

47
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Used to measure temperature.

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Thermometer

48
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A _____________ is used to measure volume.

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Graduated Cylinder

49
Q

Holds a ring clamp and utility clamp

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Ring Stand

50
Q

Put onto a ring stand and has a word that is similar in it

A

Ring Clamp

51
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Put onto a ring stand but has no similar words

A

Utility Clamp

52
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A _________________ has pipes on it and is a common everyday shape.

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Pipe Stem Trinagle

53
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Can take small amounts of liquids at a time.

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Pipet

54
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Used to measure in general

A

Beaker

55
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You can look through this while experimenting.

A

A Watch Glass

56
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Used to EVAPORATE things

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Evaporating Dish

57
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Holds smaller amounts of liquids and is similar to a beaker just thinner.

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Test Tube

58
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A __________ SCOOPS things such as flour when you only need a certain amount.

A

Scooper

59
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Put on a scale when measuring things like flour.

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Weighing Boat

60
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_______________ can stop things and can be put in the top of things to prevent spills and or heat getting out.

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Rubber Stoppers

61
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What is an observation?

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Uses your five senses and requires measurements

62
Q

Quantitative is ____________

A

How much of something

63
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Qualitative is ______________

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An opinion on something

64
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What is an inference?

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Possible explanation

65
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What is the Control Variable?

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The Variable that is constant and is kept the same on purpose

66
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The ____________ Variable is the manipulated variable and is changed on purpose.

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Independent

67
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The _____________ Variable is the responding variable and changes by itself.

A

Dependent

68
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What is the definition of control?

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Standard for Comparison

69
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_______________ is data that is reliable and can be trusted and is efficient and can be used for decision making.

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Data reliability

70
Q

Know how to graph correctly

A

……

71
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What is a scientific experiment and what is the critical design of it?

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a fair test in which only one variable is tested at a time

72
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Scientific Law is……

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A description based off of observations

73
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Scientific Theory is……..

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An explanation

74
Q

Technology is……..

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The application of science to help people

75
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_______ is prejudice or influence

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Bias

76
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_______________ is “false” science

A

pseudoscience

77
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Density defintion:

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The compactness of a substance or Density = Mass
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