Chapter 1 - Essential Ideas Flashcards

(44 cards)

1
Q

Celsius to fahrenheit conversion

A

F = 1.8C + 32

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2
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Fahrenheit water freezing point

A

32

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3
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independent of amount of matter present

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Intensive property

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4
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prefix: 10 to the -3

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milli (m)

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5
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how closely your values match the known values (how good equipment is)

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accuracy

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6
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property depends on amount of matter

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extensive property

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7
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summary of a vast number of observations; attempt to explain a facet of the natural world

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law

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8
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SI unit for amount of substance

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mole (mol)

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9
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SI unit of mass

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gram (g)

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10
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how closely the numbers of measured values match each other (how good you are)

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precision

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11
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Celsius water boiling point

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100

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12
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test, calculation, comparison, etc.

A

experiment

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13
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Celsius to kelvin conversion

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Kelvin = Add 273(.15) to celsius

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14
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SI unit of temperature

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kelvin (K)

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15
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path of discovery that leads from questions and observation to law or hypothesis to theory along with experimentation to verify

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scientific method

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16
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prefix: 10 to the -1

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deci (d)

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17
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exact chemical composition; has only one identity

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pure substance

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18
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SI unit of length

19
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Fahrenheit water boiling point

20
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when your measurements are all above or all below the known standard

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Systematic error

21
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the study of compositions, properties, etc.

22
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a pure substance that consists of only one type of atom

23
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Fahrenheit to celsius conversion

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C = (F-32) / 1.8

24
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when some measurements are above the known standard, and some are below

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characteristics that distinguish matter from each other
properties
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summary of hypothesis; well-substantiated, comprehensive, testable explanations; can be modified as more information becomes available
theory
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can be broken down further into elements; pure substance with more than one type of atom
compound
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prefix: 10 to the -6
micro (u)
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consists of 2 or more diff. types of matter that can be present in various amounts and can be separated in some way
Mixtures
30
Kelvin water freezing point
273
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SI unit of time
second (s)
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characteristics that can be observed without changing the identity of the object
physical properties
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prefix: 10 to the -9
nano (n)
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varies from point to point, not uniform throughout; can sometimes visually see the individual components
Heterogenous mixture
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a new unit defined by using one or more of the common base units
Derived units
36
SI unit of electric current
ampere (A)
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prefix: 10 to the 3
kilo (k)
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prefix: 10 to the -2
centi (c)
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mixture that is uniform throughout
Homogenous mixture
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characteristics observed by changing identity of an object
chemical properties
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Kelvin water boiling point
373
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Celsius water freezing point
0
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SI unit for luminous intensity
candela (cd)
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a tentative explanation
hypothesis