Separation
Matter and Properties
Formulas and Symbols
Measurements and Sig Figs
Density and sig figs
100

What method separates an undissolved solid from a liquid using filter paper?

Filtration

100

What is an element?

A pure substance made of one type of atom. The purest form of matter.

100

What is the chemical symbol for sodium?

Na

100

What is the SI base unit commonly used for mass in this course?

Gram (g)

100

What is the formula for density?

D = M/v

200

What method boils a solution and recondenses vapor to separate liquids with different boiling points?

Distillation.

200

Is rusting a physical or chemical change?

chemical

200

What is a compound?

A substance containing two or more different elements chemically combined.

200

What is the independent variable, and where is it usually graphed?

The variable the experimenter changes; it is usually graphed on the x-axis.

200

Find density for 43.2 g and 96.5 mL.

0.448 g/mL


300

What separation technique is more PRECISE, evaporation or distillation? WHY!

Distillation! It collects all parts of the mixture!

300

What is an intensive physical property?

A property that does not depend on the amount of substance.

300

 How many nitrogen atoms are in Al(CN)3?

3

300

To what decimal do you read a 10 mL graduated cylinder?

the 100ths place

300

If you are given the mass and the density, what does the formula look like to get the volume?

V=M/D

400

What does chromatography separate particles by?

Differences in particle size and solubility.

400

Is a change that changes a substance’s composition physical or chemical?

Chemical!

400

How many oxygen atoms are in Fe2(SO4)3?

12

400

Convert 0.0068 km to meters.

6.8 m

400

How many significant figures are in 0.0204?

3

500
In the chromatography lab, what colors were the pure substances?

Red, yellow, and blue

500

Is mass an extensive or intensive property? Why?

Extensive; it depends on the amount of matter.

500

Which elements are in C6H12O6, and how many atoms of each are present?

Carbon - 6, Hydrogen - 12, and Oxygen - 6

500

Find percent error for measured 2.85 g/cm3 and accepted 2.699 g/cm3 .

5.59%


500

Find density for 709 g and 490 mL, to two significant figures.

1.4 g/mL

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