Fish Teeth
Chicken Lips
Dog Ears
Cat Tails
I love summer
100
What did the zombie map lab help us do?
Figure out how important details are
100
What are the three steps to solve a numeric problem?
A.C.E. analyze, calculate, evaluate
100
What type of chemistry do you do in class? pure or applied
Pure chemistry
100
Why do we use significant figures?
We can only be as precise as our least precise number
100
What is precision?
how exact a measurement is to another measurement
200
What was our first experiment?
Alphabetical Seating Chart
200
What is quantitative data?
describes the quantity - big/small/little
200
What is an hypothesis?
a tentative explanation of what is observed
200
If you are putting a number in scientific notation and you have a number with a negative exponent the number is..?
less than one or really small
200
What is accuracy?
how close you are to the intended target
300
What is qualitative data?
Data that deals with the physical quality of the data
300
What is matter?
anything that has mass and takes up space
300
What is a theory?
a hypothesis that has been proven and is repeatable
300
Zero Kelvin is also known as?
absolute zero
300
What is a conclusion?
judgment based on the information obtained
400
What is always the first step of both a lab report and the scientific method?
an introduction
400
What is not matter?
electricity or sound
400
What is an experiment?
a set of controlled observations or a way to test your hypothesis
400
convert 39 inches to yards 12 inches in a foot 3 feet to a yard
1.08 yards
400
Why do we use scientific notation?
too make it easier to write really big/small numbers
500
What is the purpose of the scientific method?
to solve problems in a logic way
500
What's the formula for Kelvin?
What is K = C+273
500
convert 36.45 cm to inches
What is 14.35 in.
500
4.5L to mL
4500 mL
500
19.10 cm to M
0.19 M
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