Measurements
Sig Figs
Dimensional Analysis
Scientific Notation
Classification of Matter
Properties of Matter
100

What is the difference between qualitative and quantitative observations?

qualitative = based on qualities

quantitative = based on quantities

100

When are zeroes significant?

1. Sandwich zeroes

2. After decimal AND after non-zero digits 

100

What is the purpose of dimensional analysis?

Converting numbers into different units, without changing their value

100

The exponent will be:

+ if you started with a _____ number (> 1) or

- if you started with a _____ number (< 1)

+ = big

- = small

100

Part 3: Classify the following mixtures as homogeneous or heterogeneous:

1. Sand 

2. Pizza 

3. Paint

4. Saltwater 

1. HE

2. HE

3. HE

4. HO

100

A property of matter that depends on the amount of matter present would be considered a(n) _________property

extensive

200

True or false:

8.4 - 8.5 - 8.3 - 8.2 are precise values

TRUE

200

How many sig figs are in 0.400?

3

200

912 cups to liters

215 L

200

Write in scientific notation:
78, 700,000,000

7.87 x 1010

200

True or false:

Saltwater is an heterogenous mixture

FALSE

200

Classify the following properties as extensive or intensive:

1. Mass

2. Density

3. Viscosity

1. Extensive

2. Intensive

3. Intensive

300

Kim tells his mom he can't go to school today to take his chemistry test because he is running a temperature of 208.89 K. What is his temperature in degrees Fahrenheit?

-83.67°F.

300

How many significant figures are in 1234567890?

9

300

0.06 tons to grams

60 000g

300

Write in standard notation:

5.01 x 10-2

0.0501

300

This is... 

A = Element

B = Compound

C = Mixture of elements

D = Mixture of compounds

E = Mixture of elements and compounds

D = Mixture of compounds

300

True or False:

Odor is a physical property

True or False:

An odor change is a chemical property

TRUE & TRUE

400

Luis measured a substance and his result was 20g. If the known mass is 30g what is his percent error?

50%

400

What is the density of a ball if it's mass is 35g and it's volume is 23.6 cm3

1.5 g/cm3

400

0.315 gal to tablespoons

79.5 tbsp

400

Write in scientific notation:
0.008800000

8.800000 x 10-3

400

11. You are given a container filled with clumps of iron and sand. You can separate the iron from the sand using a magnet. This makes this a:

A. homogeneous mixture 

B. compound

C. heterogeneous mixture 

D. solution

C. heterogeneous mixture

400

Classify the following as a chemical change (C) or a physical change (P).

a. Chopping wood

b. Burning wood

с. An apple oxidizing

d. Steam from a shower

P - C - C- P

500

What is the density of the ball if it's mass is 45g

4.5 g/ml

500

Mary measured the length of a rod four times. If that's her data, what is the average of her results?

17.2

500

Which of the following measurements would be considered the smallest?

A. 10,000 ug

B. 1,000 hg

C. 100 cg

D. 10 g

10 000 ug

500

Write in scientific notation:

17,200 000 000 000 000 000 000 000

17.2 x 1025

500

Classify the following as an element, compound, homogeneous mixture or heterogeneous mixture:

  • Iron (Fe)

  • Carbon dioxide (CO₂)

  • Salad with dressing

  • Table sugar (C₁₂H₂₂O₁₁)

  • Nitrogen (N₂)

  • Saltwater

  • Iron (Fe) – Element
  • Carbon dioxide (CO₂) – Compound
  • Salad with dressing – Heterogeneous mixture
  • Table sugar (C₁₂H₂₂O₁₁) – Compound
  • Nitrogen (N₂) – Element
  • Saltwater – Homogeneous mixture
500

During a lab experiment, a student combines 50 g of sulfur with 100 g of iron to form iron sulfide. After the reaction is complete, the student notices that the total mass of the iron sulfide produced is 150 g.

Explain why the mass of the products equals the mass of the reactants in this reaction.

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