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Stellar Solids
Lovely Liquids
Great Gases & Other Lab Stuffs
Magical Math & Graphs
Significant Numbers Matter (REVIEW FROM LAST PACKET)
100
The reason why solids have higher densities than liquids or gases
What is more matter per unit of volume?
100
Even though this is a metal and has a density of 13 g/cm3, it is a liquid
What is mercury?
100
The gas we used in gas lab
What is carbon dioxide?
100
Density times volume will give you this
What is mass?
100
The number of significant digits in this number 0.00608?
What is 3?
200
This is the most dense element
What is osmium?
200
Because of the way the particles are arranged in a liquid, this is their shape
What is take the shape of the container?
200
This is the approximate density of a gas
What is 1/1000 of a solid or liquid?
200
Turn this into standard notation 4.50 x 10^-3
What is 0.00450 ?
200
This is number if you want to turn 3,450,023 into 2 significant digits
What is 3,500,000?
300
This solid is charcoal colored, heavy, and smells like oxidized iron. These are all properties of
What is objects?
300
Three liquids are mixed together, the first has a density of 0.5 g/cm3, the second 1.0, and the third 1.2. If they are mixed in equal parts, this is most likely be the resulting density
What is 0.9 g/cm3?
300
Jane finds the mass of carbon monoxide is 0.35 g. The collecting bottle she used has a capacity of 654.0 cm3, and after the experiment 362.4 cm3 of the water has been pushed out. This is the density of carbon monoxide
What is 0.0012 g/cm3?
300
If density is mass divided by volume, this is volume
What is mass divided by density?
300
This is the number if you want to have 0.2 be 3 significant digits
What is 0.200?
400
For this, the size does not matter. It also helps identify substances
What is a characteristic property?
400
The density of a new liquid created by a brilliant student is 0.67 g/cm3. This is the mass
What is unknown?
400
Nitrogen (density=0.00125 g/cm3), oxygen (0.001429 g/cm3), carbon dioxide (0.001977 g/cm3), and argon (0.001784 g/cm3) are all gases in the Earth's atmosphere. Mad Scientist Trotzky is doing an experiment where all those gases are in flask. This is how they will layer according to their densities from the top of the flask to the bottom
What is nitrogen, oxygen, argon, then carbon dioxide?
400
Something about the dependent variable THEN something about the independent variable
What is titles for graphs?
400
The result of 300 + 21.3 - 45.30 + 1.287
What is 300?
500
The reason the black cube has more density even though these are both solid and the same volume
What is there is more mass in the same volume?
500
There are 3 zones of ocean saltwater- the surface zone (first 150 meters), pycnocline (below 1000 meters), and deep zone (the deepest parts of the ocean). This one is probably the most dense
What is deep zone?
500
These are the forces between particles
What are interparticle forces?
500
On a graph in labs, this happened for such a long time because it takes time to break or build interparticle forces
What is the plateau?
500
The result of 3.4 x 1,000 x 0.033 / 504
What is 0.2?