Scientific Claims
Scientific Measurements
Extras
Conversions
Scientific Notation
100

What does systematic mean?

Controlled experimentation and data collection

100
We read liquid measurements at the bottom of this line

The Meniscus

100

This is known as a label for a number.

A unit
100

How many feet is 200 inches?

16.67

100

What is 5,030g in scientific notation?

5.03 x 10^3 g

200

This is objective data from the real world that is typically quantitative 

Evidence ; empirical

200

Which tool would be most appropriate for measuring 17.0 mL?

Graduated cylinder

200

This allows us to convert between units

Conversion factor

200

The conversion factor between Mm and m

1 Mm = 10^6 m

200

0.034L in scientific notation

3.4 x 10^-2 L

300

What process is known with the following steps: Observation, Question, Hypothesis, Experiment, Conclusion, Results

The Scientific Method

300

See slideshow:

12.6-12.9 mL

300

This tool is used to precisely measure ONE (typically small) volume.

Volumetric Pipette

300

52 Dekagrams is how many grams?

520  
5.20 x 10^2

300

Which is greater? 

2.2 × 10^5 or 6.1 × 10^4

2.2 x 10^5

400

What is the purpose of reasoning in CER?

Connect the claim to evidence

400

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Beaker minor marks every 25mLs, can only precisely measure to the nearest 5mL. 

400

A sample is weighed multiple times, and each time it reads 6.22-6.23g less than the true value. Describe its accuracy and precision.

Not accurate. 

Yes precise

400

750 mL is how many kL?

0.00075 or 7.5 x 10^-4

400

0.00067 = 67 × 10^-5

Is this correct? Explain.

Number needs to be between 1-10