Chemistry Terms
Dimensional Analysis
Sig Figs
Density Problems
Accuracy and Precision
100

This is made up of two or more elements in a fixed proportion. 

What is a compound. 

100

This is the first step in using dimensional analysis. 

What is determine what you are looking for. 

100
This is the amount of sig figs in this number: 

0.00337902270

What is 9. 

100

Calculate the mass of an object with a density of 2.78 g/ml and a volume of 48ml. 

What is 130 grams. 

100

A measurement is ____ if it yields a result that is very close to the true or accepted value

What is accurate

200

What two things are pure substances?

What are elements and compounds

200

These are equivalent values used to change units in dimensional analysis. 

What is conversion factor. 

200

This is the reason zeros are not significant in this value: 

0.00048 

What is the zeros are at the beginning of a number. 

200

Find the volume in mL of 8.91 grams of water. 

What is 8.91 mL. 

200

A series of laboratory measurements of lead’s density are all close together, but are far away from lead’s actual density. This group of measurements is

What is precise

300

This is a type of change that does not alter a substance's chemical composition. 

What is a physical change. 

300

Convert 36 seconds to hours. 

What is .01 hours. 

300
Answer the following according to sig figs:

(4.89 - 3.2) x 7.22 =

What is 12. 

300
Find the density of oobleck if its mass is 6.54 g and its volume is 86 cm3

What is .076 g/cm3

300

What is the formula for percent error?

What is |Measured value - true value| / true value * 100

400

This is how we set up a conversion factor

What is units you have * (what you want/what you have)

400

Convert 400. miles to inches. (Remember sig figs) 

(1 mi = 1609 m) 

(1 m = 39.4 in) 

What is 25,400,000 inches or 2.54 x 107

400

These are the types/type of measurements that require sig figs. 

What is all measurements done in chemistry. 

400

These are the two units of density. 

What is g/mL and g/cm3

400

Jeff was directed to weigh a 500 g mass on the balance. After quickly measuring and not getting an accurate read, he reported the mass as 413 g. What is his percent error?

 what is 17.4%

500

This is a system that can not hold in the entire mass of the reaction that occurs (think baking soda and vinegar)

What is an open system

500

Convert 50 miles to meters


80,467.2 meters

Rounding to two significant figures (based on the value "50 miles"), the final answer is:

8.0×10^4 m

500

7.90 x 10 46 contains this many sig figs. 

What is three. 

500

If the density of an object is 2.87 x 10-4 lbs/L, what is its density in g/mL? (1 kg = 2.2 lbs)

1.3×10−4 g/mL.

500

Mr. Sherman was assigned to determine the density of a sample of nickel metal. The actual density of the metal was 6.44 g/mL and she had a 1.32% error. What are the two possible values she measured for the density?

What is 6.53 g/mL or 6.35 g/mL