Science Vocab_GP1_ Aug 26 Flashcards

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measurement of force: SI Unit is the Newton (N=m*kg/sec2)

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Weight

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Description

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Spoken or written summary of observations

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Mass

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Amount of matter in an object; SI Unit g or kg

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Amount of space an object occupies. Determined by l*w*h or by difference (immersion). dm3 = 1L

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Volume

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Precision

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How close measurements are to each other

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Celsius

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Also known as centigrade unit of measurement for temperature. 0 degrees C is the freezing point of water. 100 degrees C is the boiling point of water.

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Also known as centigrade unit of measurement for temperature. 0 degrees C is the freezing point of water. 100 degrees C is the boiling point of water.

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Celsius

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Percent Error

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Expression of error as a percentage of the accepted value

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Expression of error as a percentage of the accepted value

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Percent Error

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How close measurements are to each other

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Precision

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Internationally accepted system of measurement

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International System of Units (SI)

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Interpretation of observations

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Explanation

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Kelvin (K)

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SI based unit for temperature, Celsius used in class.

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Volume

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Amount of space an object occupies. Determined by l*w*h or by difference (immersion). dm3 = 1L

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International System of Units (SI)

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Internationally accepted system of measurement

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Scientific Notation

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Method of writing or displaying very small or very large numbers

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meniscus

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curved surface of a liquid; when measuring a liquid 1. get eye level; 2. if liquid curves down measure bottom of curve; 3. If liquid curves up, measure top of curve.

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Kilogram

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SI unit for mass SI Unit =____

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tare

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mass of an empty container

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Explanation

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Interpretation of observations

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Weight

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measurement of force: SI Unit is the Newton (N=m*kg/sec2)

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SI base unit of length. Distance between two points.

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meter

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curved surface of a liquid; when measuring a liquid 1. get eye level; 2. if liquid curves down measure bottom of curve; 3. If liquid curves up, measure top of curve.

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meniscus

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How close the measurements are to the real, actual or accepted value

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Accuracy

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meter

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SI base unit of length. Distance between two points.

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Accuracy

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How close the measurements are to the real, actual or accepted value

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Amount of matter in an object; SI Unit g or kg

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Mass

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Spoken or written summary of observations

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Description

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Method of writing or displaying very small or very large numbers

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Scientific Notation

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SI unit for mass SI Unit =____

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Kilogram

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mass of an empty container

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tare

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SI based unit for temperature, Celsius used in class.

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Kelvin (K)