If any experiment is done here in the United States but can't be repeated in europe, can the experiment be considered good science? Why or why not.
No, since it can't be repeated it is not good science..
What is the Metric System?
Standard measurement system among scientists and the scientific community.
What is the standard unit of mass in the metric system (for our class)?
Kilogram
What is the formula for density?
Density = Mass/ Volume
What is Area?
Amount of space something takes up in two dimensions.
What are the four main divisions of science?
Chemistry, Physics, Biology, and Geology
What is the standard unit of time in the metric system?
Seconds (s)
What is the standard unit of length in the metric system?
Meter
What are the two most common sources of error in measuring?
Human error and instrumental error.
What is Volume?
Amount of space occupied by an object in three dimensions.
What does science try to explain the world in terms o
Measurable and observable phenomena
What is the standard unit of volume in the metric system?
cm3 or Liters
What is the standard unit for area in the metric system?
cm2 or m2
What is the difference between Accuracy and Precision?
Precision is how close measurements agree with each other.
Accuracy is how close measurements are to the actual value you are measuring.
Convert 23.3ml to L
.0232L
What are two things good science is based on?
Patterns, Cause and Effect, repeatable results, etc.
What is the standard unit for temperature in the metric system?
Kelvin (K)
What are the three main advantages to the metric system?
Used globally, all units relate to each other, goes up by factors of 10
When placing information on a graph, what axis do the independent and dependent variables go on?
x -axis: independent variable
y-axis: dependent variable
Convert 23cm3 of water to ml of water
23ml
What are three things good science is NOT based on
Personal opinions, feelings, beliefs, traditions, bias
What is the proper measurement of the amount of water in the graduated cylinder below?
36 ml. You measure from the bottom of the curve (meniscus)
Describe in step by step detail how you could measure the volume of any irregularly shaped object.
Fill up a graduated cylinder with water. record the measurement. Put the irregularly shaped object in the graduated cylinder. Record what the volume increased to. Subtract the two recorded volumes and the remainder will be the volume of the irregularly shaped item.
If an object has a Density of 55g/cm3 and a mass of 110grams, what is its volume?
110grams/55g/cm3 =
2cm3
Convert 4.7L of water to grams of water
4700grams