States of Matter
Physical or Chemical Change
SI Prefixes and Units
Significant Figures
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Something that changes its shape according to the container its in. It has a fixed volume.

What is liquid?

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A change where your substance's properties transform into different properties/composition

What is a chemical change?

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What are SI Units?

Metric units used in science, in French it means the International System of Units
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If one number has 6 significant figures and the other has 2, which is more certain?

The number with 6 significant figures

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This person created the periodic table

Dmitri Mendeleev

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Makes a substance unique, a specific characteristic.

What are properties?

200

Your coffee cools down and then you heat it back up in the microwave. Physical or chemical?

Physical

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Name at least 4 of the 7 SI Base units and their abbreviation

mass (kg), length (m), time (s), temperature (K), luminous intensity (cd), amount of substance (mol), and electric current (A)

200

How many significant figures are in 0.0003120

4
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Why do we use scientific notation?

It makes it easier to write super small or large numbers

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This state of matter does not have a surface.

What is a gas?

300

Can you reverse a physical change?

Yes! (Heating up/Freezing)
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In descending order, list the Common Decimal Prefixes that are used with SI Units 

mega > kilo > deci > centi > mili > micro > nano > pico

300

How many significant figurers are in 10100

300

What is 10999201.3 in scientific notation with 4 significant figures?

1.100 x 10^7

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Define Chemistry.
Study of matter, along with its properties/energy/changes 
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You are baking a cake. Physical or chemical change?

Chemical!

400

Convert 23 degrees Celsius into Kelvin. Then, convert that number into Fahrenheit.

296.15 K

73.4 degrees F

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How many significant figures are in 1013100. g?

7

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You are making 6 batches of cupcakes. For each batch, you put in 1/4 cup of sugar instead of the required 1/2 cup. What type of error?

Systemic Error

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What is an aqueous substance?

Substance dissolved in water

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You eat the cake. Physical or chemical change?

Chemical via digestion

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What is the difference between temperature and heat?

Heat is transfer of thermal energy (higher to lower T), temperature is the average kinetic energy of the atom in a substance

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8.56/2.333 = ?

1011. + 2.000 = ?

2.56 x 0.00012 = ?

3.67

1013

0.00031

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What cannot be created nor destroyed? What is only converted from one form into another?

Energy!

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