Quantitative Measurements
Quantitative Measurements cont.
Metric System
What is Solid, Liquid, or Gas?
Sig Figs & % error
100

The amount of gravitational force on an object.

What is Weight?

100

These show the precision of a quantitative measurement

What are sig figs?

100

das is a unit used to measure this

What is time?

100

A state of matter that has a fixed volume but not a fixed shape.

What is a Liquid?

100

324,500 J rounded to 2 sig figs

What is 320,000 J?

200

The amount of matter in an object.

What is Mass?

200

These show the type of quantitative measurement

What are units?

200

There are 10 of these in one meter

What are decimeters (dm)?

200

A state of matter that usually has the highest particle energy.

What is a Gas?

200

3.40 +10 = (use correct sig figs and answer in standard AND scientific notation)

What is 10 or 1 x 10^1

300

The amount of space an object occupies.

What is Volume?

300

The formula to calculate mass from a given density and volume

What is M = D x V ?

300

There are 100 grams in one of these

What are hectograms (hg)?

300

A state of matter that usually has the lowest density.

What is a Gas?

300

34 x 200 = (use correct sig figs and answer in standard AND scientific notation)

What is 7000 or 7 x 10^3

400

The amount of mass in a specific volume.

What is Density?

400

If someone measured 3.010 cm then you know that the ruler they used had markings as small as this place value

What is to the hundredths place?

400

This is how many joules are in one GJ

What is 109 J?

400

A state of matter that usually has the lowest temperature.

What is a Solid?

400

If the accepted density was 3.40 g/mL and the calculated density was 2.90 g/mL this is the % error

What is 15%

500

A measure of the average thermal energy in an object.

What is Temperature?

500

Two methods to measure the volume of a rectangular prism

What is displacement and length x width x height ?

500

One of these is equivalent to 10-6 liters

What is a microliter (μL)?

500

A state of matter that has higher density than another state of matter only when the substance is water.

What is a liquid?

500

If a reaction should have generated 41.508 g of product, but experimentally only generated 40.00 g of product, what is the percent error?

What is 3.63% (not 3.64%, don't round too early)

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