Significant Figures
Physical Vs. Chemical Properties
Heterogeneous V. Homogenous
You're my destiny, I mean, my density.
Whats the matter?
100

The number .0032 has THIS many significant figures. 

2

100

A student observes this type of change when they pour two chemicals together and see a precipitate form:

Chemical Change. 
100

Pic #1

Homogeneous

100

What is the formula for density?

Density = Mass/Volume

100

Name an Element. Any Element. 

Teacher Discretion. 

200

The number 100 has THIS many significant figures. 

1

200
These type of properties can be observed without impacting the identity of a substance. 

What is Physical Property?

200

Pic #2

Homogenous

200

The density of a rock that has a mass of 4g and a volume of 12 mL. 

.33 g/mL
200

CO2 is an example of. 

a compound. 

300

The number .1054 has THIS many significant figures

4

300

A piece of paper is ripped in half, which is an example of this type of property. 

Physical

300

Pic #3

Heterogeneous

300

The volume of a liquid that has a density of .4g/mL and a mass of 400g. 

1000mL or 1L.

300

Mixtures of compounds can be separated out by their.....

Density, Boiling Point, or Filtered 

400

The number 340. has THIS many significant figures

3

400

A piece of wood is burned for fuel, an example of this type of change.

Chemical 

400

Pic #4 

Homogeneous. 
400

The mass of a sample with a volume of 12mL and a density of .12345 g/mL

1.5g

400
Defined "Pure Substance"

Any substance which consists completely of one type of compound or element. 

500

Complete the following math, with the proper amount of significant figures:

12.40 + .23 +1.43 = ?

14

500
An easy way to tell if a change is chemical or physical. 

What is, is the change reversible?

500

Pic #5

Heterogeneous

500

A scientist placed a rock into a graduated cylinder, the volume moved from 23mL to 31.5mL. The mass of the rock was 11g, what is its density?

1.3 g/mL

500
How would you separate out salt from water?

Boil it.