Physical/Chemical
Sig Figs
Classification of Matter
Dimensional Analysis
100

Is melting ice into liquid water a physical or chemical change?

Physical

100

How many sig figs are in 4,500m?

2 (trailing zeros with no decimal)

100

Is pure distilled water (H2O) classified as an element, compound, or mixture?

compound

100

How many centimeters are in 3.5 meters?

350 cm

200

Classify mass as either an extensive or intensive property.

extensive - depends on matter that is there.

200

Round 0.08451 to 2 sig figs

0.085

200

Which state of matter has a definite volume but takes the shape of its container?

Liquid

200

How many grams are in 0.45 kilograms?

450 g

300

List two signs that a chemical change/reaction has occurred.

color change, temperature change, gas production, formation of a precipitate, odor change, light emission

300

Calculate 14.21g - 2.1g and round answer to correct sign figs

12.1 g
300

Classify salt water as either a homogeneous mixture or a heterogeneous mixture.

Homogeneous Mixture (Solution)

300

Convert 45.0 minutes into days (don't forget sig figs)

0.0313 days (3.13 x 10-2 days)

400

Q: Explain why dissolving sugar in water is a physical change.

Dissolving sugar only changes its state/form without altering chemical identity

400

Calculate 3.12 g / 0.050 mL and round to correct sign figs

62 g/mL

400

Why is salt (NaCl) a compound?

Sodium is an explosive metal, chlorine is a poisonous gas - together, they chemically combine and have new properties

400

Convert 2.50 miles into CM.

402,000 cm (4.02 x 105 cm)

500

Q: Is the formation of a precipitate when two clear solutions mix an intensive property, extensive property, physical change, or chemical change? Explain.

A: Chemical change; new substances with different chemical properties are formed

500

Find the density of a 13 g rock that occupies 2.549 mL of space.

5.1 g/mL

500

Explain the key difference between a compound (CO2) and a homogeneous mixture (like air).

Compounds contain atoms chemically bonded in fixed proportions; mixtures contain physically combined substances in variable proportions

500

How many gigaseconds are in 8.5 x 1014 microseconds?

0.85 gigaseconds (8.5 x 10-1 gigaseconds)

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