MEASUREMENTS
ENERGY
UNITS
TERMS
SIG FIG RULES
100

Standard unit of measure for mass.

GRAMS

100

Defined as the ability to do this.

WORK

100

The metric unit for temperature that relies on absolute zero as a basis.

KELVIN

100

What every graph needs at the top.

TITLE

100

The type of number that is always significant, no matter what.

NON-ZEROES

200

Standard unit of measure of volume.

LITERS

200

Type of energy that results from the rearrangement of bonds in a compound.

CHEMICAL

200

The metric unit of heat energy.

JOULE

200

Obtaining measurements that are consistent and agree with each other.

PRECISION

200

The type of zero past a decimal that is always significant.

TRAILING

300

Standard unit of measure for long distances.

KILOMETER

300

Type of energy that is released when particles in a nucleus are rearranged.

NUCLEAR

300

American unit of heat.

CALORIE

300

Data based on observations rather than numbers.

QUALITATIVE

300

The type of zero past a decimal that is never significant in numbers less than 1.

LEADING

400

The same unit as mL.

cm3

400

Charged particles flowing results in this type of energy.

ELECTRICAL

400

The less standard temperature measurement that would be acceptable to use.

°C

400

Getting the result that you were supposed to.

ACCURACY

400

When adding or subtracting, the proper number of sig figs that your answer should have.

LEAST NUMBER OF DECIMAL PLACES

500

Standard unit of measure for density.

g/mL

g/cm3

500

The energy in light, microwaves, and radio waves.

RADIANT

500

Standard unit for specific heat.

J/g*K

500

A measure of the average kinetic energy of particles in a system.

TEMPERATURE

500

If a number has no decimal and ends with zeroes, what you must do if they are significant.

PUT A LINE OVER THEM 

ADD A DECIMAL WITH NOTHING AFTER IT

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