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What does SI stand for?

International System of Units

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What is the percent error equation?

Actual - Observed / Actual X 100%

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What are valence electrons

outermost shell electrons

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What does "Atomos" mean?

cannot be divided

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Most of the atom is ________

Empty space

200

0.85 km =0.528 mi ____ m

850

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What's the difference between accuracy and precision?

Accuracy is close to bullseye

precision is how many times can you repeat it

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What is mass number 

Atomic mass rounded to nearest whole number

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What is the law of multiple proportions?

Whenever a fixed amount of one element could combine with different masses of a second element, those masses always occurred in a ratio that could be reduced to small whole numbers.

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What is an isotope?

Same element with different mass so different number of neutrons

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6,250 mg =  _____ g

6.25 g

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What are the 2 types of uncertainty? Describe them

Random - Slight variations when the same person repeats measurements with the same instrument and Systematic - Skewed measurements in only one direction from a known instrumental issue

300

What is atomic mass

Protons plus neutrons

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Who developed the law of definite proportions?

John Proust

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Draw Thomson's experiment on the board

HAHA

400

2.75 kL = _____ L

2,750 L

400

What is the density equation?

m / V

400

What is Atomic Number?

protons

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Name the 5 scientists who developed the 5 models

dalton, thomson, Rutherford, bohr, schrodinger

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What experiment did Rutherford perform?

Gold Foil

500

What are the 3 reasons we use the Metric (SI) System?

Only one unit for each measurable dimension (think meter/kilometer vs. feet/yard/mile

Units are based on natural phenomena and most are based on physical constants so they can be verified easily

It is a decimal system so you are moving up and down the scale by the factors of ten so it's easier to convert.

500

What are the 4 Sig Fig rules?

nonzero digits are significant

All zeros between nonzero digits are significant

All ending zeros to the right of the decimal are significant

Leading zeros are NEVER significant

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What are the 3 Key ideas of atomic theory?

  • All matter is made of atoms.
  • Atoms of the same element are identical.
  • Atoms combine in whole-number ratios.
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What are the 5 models in chronological order?

solid sphere, plum, nuclear, planetary, quantum

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Draw the unit prefix chart 

HAHA