Scientific Method
Sig Figs
Mixtures and Pure Substances
Uncertainty
Types of Chemistry
100

This is an educated guess you make before you perform the experiment

Hypothesis

100

Do zeroes count in front of numbers?

No

100

Name a homogenous mixture

drinking water, tea, lemonade, gasoline etc.

100

Is it okay for me to round in the middle of equations?

Yes, if you leave an additional insignificant figure. 

100

Studies the composition of matter

Analytical Chemistry

200

Final step of the scientific method

Make a conclusion

200

What do zeros at the end need to be behind to count?

A number and a decimal

200

Name a heterogenous mixture

Trail mix, pizza, M&Ms

200

The percent error formula compares what to what?

Actual vs experimental value 

200

Study of carbon based compounds

Organic 

300

2 types of data gathered from experiments 

Quantitative and qualitative data.

300

How many Sig Figs 0.701

3

300

What is the difference between an element and a compound

Compounds are made of multiple elements chemically bound together

300

Percent difference formula is useful for comparing what?

Experiments 

300

Studies the rates of reactions

physical chemistry

400

First step of the scientific method is?

Make Observations

400

How many Sig Figs 2.01 x 10^4

3

400

Is air a pure substance or a mixture?

Mixture

400

What sig fig represents uncertainty?

Last one

400

Little Johnny wants to see what would happen if he threw a Nintendo Switch into a fire. Besides stupid, this is an example of ....

Pure Chemistry

500

What part of the experiment do YOU change.  

Independent Variable

500

How many sig figs will I round my answer to?
2.031 x 11021 =?

4
500

Smallest unit of an element that still acts like the element

atom

500

Calibration errors or flawed procedures are an example of 

systematic uncertainty 

500

Deals with bones and metals

Inorganic chemistry

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