PEMDAS SIGFIGS
Metric Prefixes
Dimensional Analysis
States of Matter/Periodic Table/Compound?
Mixtures
100

2.34+2.4+323.589

328.3

100

Convert 20mL to kL

0.00002kL

100

Convert 23cm to feet

0.75ft

100

What element is in the same family as fluorine and the same period as indium? Is it a metal/metalloid/nonmetal?

Iodine (I). It is a non-metal

100

Sugar dissolved in water

Homogenous solution

200

25.1x4.32

108

200

Convert 32.34 ML to mL

32,340,000,000 mL or 3.234x10^10 mL

200

Convert 23 meters to yards (1 yard=3 feet)

25yd

200

What element is in the same family as indium and the same period as fluorine? Is it a metal/metalloid/nonmetal?

Boron (B). It is a metalloid.

200

Sand put in water, it doesn't fully dissolve.

Heterogenous

300

(23.1+45.2)x8.1

550

300

Convert 14dm to km

0.0014km

300

How many minutes in 3.50 days? (hint, either do the dimensional analysis, or it was on your review packet)

5040 minutes

300

Place the following chemical formulas into the following venn diagram categories:

(Element        )(   Molecule      (    Compound)     )

H2O, Cl, NO3, H2, O2, Cl2, O3, 

(Element   Cl        )

(Molecule O3 Cl2 O2 H2  (H2O  NO3 Compound) )

300

Compounds do NOT keep the properties of their components. Do mixtures?

Yes

400

81.52/32+3.564

6.1

400

what is the only SI PRIMARY base unit to have a metric prefix on it?

kilogram (mass). The reason is entirely historical.
400

Convert 2.00oz to grams (1kg=2.20462lb) (1lb=16oz)

56.7g

400

Shiny, good conductor of electricity, solid at room temperature, and malleable/bendy. What is it and where is it on the periodic table?

Metals, majority of the left and middle of the table.

400

Typical garden soil

heterogenous mixture

500

231x41.122

9.50x10^3

500

Convert 12Mg to ug

1.2x10^13ug, or 12,000,000,000,000ug

500

How many milliseconds are in 1.00 year?

3.15x10^10ms, or 31,500,000,000ms

500

Compounds generally have the same properties as the components that make them up.

False. They can usually have wildly different properties from the atoms that make them up.

500

What are the definitions for homogenous and heterogenous mixtures?

Homogenous mixtures are mixed thoroughly and evenly, with an even distribution of components throughout. Heterogenous is not mixed thoroughly, and has an uneven clumpy distibution.