Accuracy vs. Precision
What's significant?
Dimensional Analysis
What's the matter?
Periodically Important
100

A measure of reproducibility of a measurement

What is precision? 

100

The number of significant figures in the 2,589,500

What is 5?

100

Which of these represents the largest amount of time? 

1 second

1 picosecond

1 nanosecond

1 second

100

Carbon, nitrogen, and oxygen are examples of this. 

What are elements?

100

These are variants of an element that have the same number of protons, but a different number of neutrons.

What are isotopes?

200

A measure of how close the measurement is to the true value

What is accuracy? 

200

When multiplying or dividing, how do you know how many sig figs should be in the answer?

The number of sig figs in the answer should be equal to the lowest number of sig figs in the question. 

200

Would converting 4.59 cm to nanometers yield a number that is bigger or smaller than 4.59?

Bigger (because nm are smaller than cm)
200

Milk, salad dressing, and lemonade are examples of this.

What is a mixture?

200

True or false: the atomic mass, which is on the bottom part of each element's block on the periodic table, tells you the atomic mass of the most abundant isotope of the element.

FALSE! This is an average based on all of the isotopes & their abundances. 


**Dr. Wren said he will put this on a test :)

300

These are used to communicate the accuracy of a measurement.

What are significant figures?

300

2.356/4.19 = 

The number of significant figures in the quotient should be...

What is 3 sig figs?

300

Which represents more fluid? 5000 milliliters (mL) of water or 7,000,000 microliters (uL) of water

What is 7,000,000 microliters?

300

A non-uniform mixture.

What is a heterogeneous mixture?

300

Elements in the periodic table are organized left to right in order of increasing ________, which signifies the number of ________ in an element. 

Atomic number, protons

400

I measure a piece of metal 3 times, getting masses 2.2555 g, 2.2552 g, and 2.2554 g. As it turns out, the true mass of the metal is 2.2552 g! How would you describe my measurements? 

Both accurate AND precise

400

This is an important rule when adding or subtracting numbers in order to determine the number of sig figs in the sum or difference. 

What is lining up the decimal points? 

The number of significant figures in the answer is determined by whichever number has the least decimal places.

400

Which of the following relationships is incorrect?

1 microliter = 10-6 liters

1 megagram = 106 grams

1 milliliter = 10liters

100 centimeters = 1 meter

1 milliliter does NOT equal 103 liters, it equals 10-3 liters.

400

A substance formed when two or more different elements are bonded together.

What is a compound?

400

Which element has the chemical symbol Fe? How many protons does it have?

Iron, 26 protons

500
You measure the mass of a piece of metal 4 times. Each time, the scale says it's 4.3 grams. However, the scale was calibrated incorrectly, and the real mass of the metal was 3.5 grams. This scenario describes a problem in...

What is accuracy?



500

(53.62 g - 52.7 g)/8.67 mL

What is 0.1 g/mL?

500

Knowing that 1 L =1.06 quarts, what is 4301 mL in quarts (qt)?

4.559 qt
500

A group of 2 or more atoms bonded together, the smallest unit that can participate in a chemical reaction

What is a molecule? 

500

How many protons, neutrons, and electrons are in oxygen? 

p - 8

n - 8

e- - 8

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