Sig Figs
Physical vs. Chemical Changes
Mixtures
Unit Conversions
100

How many significant figures are in 15000?

2!

100

Define physical change 

alters form or appearance without affecting chemical composition or bonding. 

100

Define the difference between a heterogeneous mixture and a homogeneous mixture. 

Heterogeneous mixt. = Not evenly distributed / different aliquots from different spots are different

Homogeneous mixt. = Evenly distributed / different aliquots from different spots are same

100

How many atoms are in 1 mole of atoms?

(Hint: Avogadro's number)

6.022E23

200

How many significant figures are in 16.000?

5!

200

Define chemical change

Substances change into 1 or more other substances, includes the formation or breakage of covalent bonds

200

Define the difference between an element and a mixture. 

Element - 1 or more of the same element on the periodic table

Compound - more than one elements are bonded 

200

Daily Double: Lucas is 5 ft 10 inches tall. How many coffee cups tall is Lucas if a coffee cup is 10.16 cm tall?

Hint: (1 in = 2.54 cm)

Lets go through this together on the board

300

Count significant figures in the answer using sig-fig rules. 15.01+1.0031=?

4! (16.01)

300

Which is a physical change and which is a chemical change?

Freezing of water H2O(l-> H2O(s)

Formation of water 2H2 + O2 ->2H2O

Freezing = physical

Formation = chemical

300

Is this an element or a compound?

1. Balloon filled with Helium?

2. Cup filled with water?

1. Element

2. Compound

300

How many moles are in 103.2 g of CO2 (Carbon Dioxide)?

Lets do it on the board!

400

Count the significant figures in the answer using sig-fig rules.

9.57 * 150 = ?

2! (? = 1400)

400

Give an example of a physical change (not mentioned before in this session)

ex. chopping wood, breaking glass, dissolving sugar or salt in water...

400

Give one example of a homogeneous mixture and one example of a heterogeneous mixture

Homogeneous = well-mixed salt water, cookie dough, chocolate milk

Heterogeneous = chicken noodle soup, oil and water

Other options!

400

How many atoms of Nitrogen are in 57.67 g of Nitrogen?

Lets do it on the board!

500

Daily Double: Count significant figures in the answer using sig-fig rules.

(16.27 + 151.6)/(6.2 * 1.53) = ?

2! (? = 18)

500

Give an example of a chemical change

ex. soured milk, rotted fruit, digestion, photosynthesis

500

Label A, B, C, & D as element, compound, heterogeneous mixture, or homogeneous mixture. 

Drawing Provided. 

A = Heterogeneous mxt.

B = Element

C = Compound

D = Homogeneous Mixture

500

How many atoms of Oxygen are there in 124.56 g of CO2 (Carbon Dioxide)?

Let's do it on the board!

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