Ch 2 Section 2

Question 1

Measurements represent

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Quantities

Question 2

A quantity is something that has

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Magnitude, size, or amount

Question 3

Quantity is not the same as a

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Measurement

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Units of measurement compare

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What is to be measured with a previously defined size

Question 5

Nearly every measurement is a

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Number plus a unit with choice of unit depending on quantity being measured

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SI

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Le systéme international d’Unités

Measurement system agreed on by scientists all over the world

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SI system adopted in

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1960 by General Conference on weights and measures

Question 8

SI has

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7 base units with most other units derived from these 7

Question 9

SI units are defined in terms of

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Standards of measurement

Question 10

Standards are objects or natural phenomena that are of

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Constant value
Easy to preserve and reproduce
Practical on size

Question 11

Numbers are written in a form that is

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Agreed upon internationally

Question 12

Prefixes added to names of SI units represent

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Quantities that are larger or smaller than the base units

Question 13

Centi

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1/100

Question 14

1 cm

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1/100 of a meter

Question 15

SI standard unit for mass is

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Kilogram

Question 16

Gram

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1/1000 of a kg

Question 17

Gram is more

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Useful for measuring masses of Small objects

Question 18

For even smaller objects (measuring mass)

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Milligram is used

Question 19

1 mg

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1/1000 of a gram

Question 20

Mass is determined by

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Comparing mass of an object with a set of standard masses that are part of the balance

Question 21

Measurements are

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Quantitative information.

Question 22

Weight is a measure of the

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Gravitational pull on matter

Question 23

Weight is typically measured on a

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Spring scale

Question 24

As the force of gravity on an object increases

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Weight increases

Question 25

SI standard unit for length is

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Meyer

Question 26

1 km

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1000 m

Question 27

To express shorter distances the

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Cm is often used

Question 28

Combinations of SI units form

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Derived units

Question 29

Derived units are produced by

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Multiplying or dividing standard units

Question 30

Pascal

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kg/ m x s^2

Question 31

Prefixed can also be added to express

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Derived units

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Volume is the amount of

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Space occupied by an object

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Derived SI unit of volume is

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m^3

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One m^3=

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Volume of a cube whose edges are 1 m long

Question 35

The cm^3 is often used to

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Express the volume of materials in a chem lab

Question 36

m^3=

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1000000 cm^3

Question 37

When chemists measures volumes of liquids and gases they often use

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A non SI unit called the liter

Question 38

Liter=

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1 decimeter cubed

Question 39

1 liter =

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1000 cm cubed

Question 40

1000 mL=

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1 L

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mL and cm^3 are

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Interchangeable

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Density

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Ratio of mass to volume | Mass/volume

Question 43

SI unit for density is derived from

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Base units for mass and volume- kg and m^3- and can be expressed as kg/m^3

Question 44

Density is often expressed as

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g/ cm^3 it g/mL

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Densities of gas are generally expressed as

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kg/m^3 or g/L

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Density is a characteristic

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Physical property of a substance

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Density doesn't depend on the size of the same because

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As the samples mass increases, it's volume increases proportionately, and the ratio of mass to volume is constant

Question 48

Density can be used as

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A property to help identify a substance

Question 49

Density varies with

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Temperature

Question 50

Most objects expand as temperature increases thereby

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Increasing in volume

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Density usually

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Decreases with increasing temperature

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A conversion factor is a

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Ratio derived from the equality between two different units that can be used to convert from one unit to the other

Question 53

Each conversion factor equals 1 because the

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2 quantities divided in any conversion factor are equivalent to each other

Question 54

Because conversion factors are equal to 1 they can be multiplied by other factors in equations

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Without changing the validity of the equations

Question 55

Dimensional analysis

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Mathematical technique that allows you to use units to solve problems involving measurements

Question 56

Quantity sought =

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Quantity given x conversion factor

Question 57

It is always best to begin with an idea

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Of the units you will need in your final answer

Question 58

Conversion factors can be derived if you know the

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Relationship between the unit you have and the unit you want

Question 59

1 m

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10 decimeters