Classifying Matter
Simple Math
Equations
CHEM 1200 (all 100)
Sig. Figs.
100

are there any special cases when classifying matter by particle structure?

yes, water has special properties that affect its classification of matter

100

a beaker holds 3 samples of salt, each weighing 5g, what is the total mass of salt?

15g of salt

100

algebra:

2x+4=17 what is x?

what is 6.5?

100

when are the new modules posted?

Thursdays (mornings)

100

how many significant figures are in 1.30 x 102? (standard scientific notation)

3, why?

200

what state of matter is perfume?

it depends! perfume can be liquid inside the bottle but gas once sprayed into the air

200

simplify (1/2)3

0.125 or 1/8

200

quadratic expressions:

2x2 - 8x + 6 = y

what is y when x=3?

y = 0

200

when are your ALEKS homework assignments due?

Wednesdays at 11:59pm

200

how many significant figures are in 0.0934g?

3

300

as the temperature of solid water increases, what happens to the volume of the sample?

the volume of the sample decreases, the individual molecules move closer together than they were in the initial solid state

300

how many kilograms are in 2.5g of H(hydrogen gas)?

.0025kg

300

quotient rules:

(2.0 x 103) x (1.0 x 104

20,000,000 can anyone say what this is in scientific notation? 

300

what's due tomorrow?

Gradescope practice problems assignment at 11:59pm

300

how many significant figures would be in the FINAL answer to this problem?

(1.2+3.45)/2.5

2

400

does temperature have an effect on physical state? give an example

temperature affects all states of matter, increasing the temperature of a substance increases particle speed

400

a constant -12°C temperature change occurs every 3 minutes, what is this rate of change? (how about for every 6 minutes?)

-4°C per minute

-24°C per minute

400

(x)g A + 4g B = 17g, what is the mass of A in mg? 

0.013mg of A

400

what modules will the midterm cover?

modules 1-3

500

does pressure have an effect on physical state? give an example

pressure only affects the liquid and gaseous states of matter. high pressures can decrease the volume of a gas, high pressure can affect physical properties of liquids 

ex. if under enough pressure liquid can be compressed enough it will be forced to solidify

500

simplify 4ab/16bc

1a/4c

500

a temperature change in a reaction is about -3/2°C per minute, what is the total change in temperature after 4 minutes?

-6°C

500

when and where is the midterm? (must answer both)

November 10th at 5:30pm in Klein 104

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