Equipment/Lab Safety
Metric Conversions
Density
Physical/Chemical Changes
Classification of Matter
100

Name the lab equipment that measures volume and the lab equipment that measures mass.

What is graduated cylinder & triple beam balance

100

Label the correct units for mass, time, and length.

What is grams (g), seconds (s), and meters (m)

100

Draw out the density triangle, what is the equation for density?

What is D=m/v

100

Define Physical & Chemical Changes

What is

P - reversible, observable, measurable processes. Identity remains

C - irreversible, new properties are created, chemical reaction took place. 

100

Classify "Nitrogen" as an element, compound, homogenous mixture or heterogenous mixture

What is element

200

In the Physical and Chemical changes lab it was stressed that all reactions occur within this piece of lab equipment. Name and describe that piece of equipment.

What is test tube. Narrow, no volume markings, solely for reactions, made of pyrex glass, etc

200

Convert 500 meters to km

What is 0.5 km

200

The graduated cylinder has 6.80 mL of water in it. A sample is dropped into the cylinder and the level rises to 8.20 mL. What is the volume of the sample

What is 1.40 mL. 8.20 mL - 6.40 mL

200

Metal Rusting (C or P) 

What is Chemical, metal oxidizes 

200

Classify "Sodium Chloride (NaCl)" as an element, compound, homogenous mixture, or a heterogeneous mixture

What is compound.

300

Name the differences between a beaker and graduated cylinder

What is beakers hold a larger volume than grad cyl. however, grad cyls are more precise than beakers are. If I want about 50 mL I will use beaker (accurate) If I want 36 mL exactly, I use grad cyl. (precise).

300
Convert 2500 mg to g

What is 2.5 g

300

Based on the definition of matter, what is the difference between mass and volume. 

What is: 

Matter- anything that has mass and takes up space

mass is the amount of matter, volume is the amount of space

300

Grounded red powder (C or P)

What is P, physical appearance, observed, no rxn
300

Classify "coffee" as an element, compound, homogenous or heterogenous mixture.

What is Homogeneous mixture 

400

Name this piece of lab equipment. Has thin neck but wide base and some volume markings

What is Erlenmeyer flask

400
Convert 360 cm to km
What is 0.0036 km
400

A platinum bar measures 5.0 cm x 4.0 cm x 2.0 cm. It has a density of 17.5 g/cm^3. Find mass

What is 700g

400

Object containing mass (P or C)

What is P, measurable quantity.
400

Two types of Matter, What categories are they broken up into

What is pure substances and mixtures. Pure substances are elements and compounds. Mixtures are homogeneous and heterogeneous.

500

Walk me through how to ignite the bunsen burner. Go through safety precautions as well as how to change the height and heat output of the flame.

What is hair tied back, loose clothing tucked away, goggles, apron, turn on gas source, plug in bunsen burner, turn on gas, strike the bunsen burner, turn the neck counter clockwise for more heat (lighter flame) turn the gear at the base to change the height of the flame. 

500

Convert 1.2 km to mm

What is 1,200,000 mm

500

A sample has a mass of 1.425 kg and a density of 9.56 g/mL. Find Volume

What is 149.06 mL

500

I have a piece of paper, give an example of a physical and a chemical change that could be done to the paper

What is

P- crumbling or tearing it up

C - setting it on fire

500

Having a set formula and only being able to be separated by chemical means would be criteria to fit into this category of matter.

What is a pure substance