Scientific Notation
Unit Conversions
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How Many?
100

Convert the following number to scientific notation:

10300

1.03 x 104

100

Convert the following measurement to the given units (in correct sigfigs):

10.0 km --> m

1.00 x 103 m

100

You expected that you would have 4.00 g of salt at the end of an experiment, but you ended up with 4.50 grams. What could have caused this?

Contamination

100

What PPE should be used during labs?

gloves AND goggles

100

How many significant figures does the following number have?

800

1

200

Convert the following number to scientific notation:

0.000134

1.34 x 10-4

200

Convert the following measurement to the given units (in correct sigfigs):

5.00 days --> s

432000 s

200

You expected that you would have 10.00 grams of glucose at the end of an experiment, but you ended up with 10.10 grams. What is your percent yield in the correct number of sigfigs?

101.0 % yield

200

A chemical splashes into your eye! What do you do?

Rinse your eye out at the eyewash station. (Also, a partner should tell the instructor)

200

How many significant figures does the following number have?

1.57 x 1023

3

300

Convert the following number to scientific notation:

1234500.

1.234500 x 106

300

Convert the following measurement to the given units (in correct sigfigs):

1.57 gal/min --> q/s

0.105 q/s

300

You expected that you would have 60.00 grams of aluminum chloride at the end of an experiment, but you actually measured 66.00 grams. What is the percent error using the correct number of sigfigs?

10.0 % error

300

What piece of equipment is used to measure small amounts of liquid precisely?

Graduated cylinder

300

How many significant figures does the following number have?

101.5670

7

400

Convert the following number in scientific notation to the number:

1.360 x 103

1360.

400

Convert the following measurement to the given units (3 sigfigs):

5.90 mi/hr --> m/s

2.64 m/s

400

You expected that you would have 5.00 g of sodium nitrate at the end of your experiment, but you ended up with 4.50 g. What is your percent error in the correct number of sigfigs?

10. % error

400

A fire drill begins. We are conducting a flame test. What do we need to do before we exit the room?

Press the emergency gas shut-off button.

400

How many significant figures does the following number have?

50.

2

500

Convert the following number in scientific notation to the number:

5.6700 x 102

567.00

500

Convert the following measurement to the given units (3 sigfigs):

450. torr/yr --> Pa/s

0.00190 Pa/s

500

You expected that you would obtain 55.00 grams of calcium carbonate at the end of an experiment, but you measured more at the end with a 4.00% error. What was the amount measured using the correct number of sigfigs?

57.20 grams

500

When should you take your gloves off during a lab?

After the table is cleaned off at the end.

500

How many significant figures does the following number have?

0.0078000

5

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