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accuracy

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refers to a measurement giving the actual value for the sample w/ a limited deviation

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precision

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the repeatability of a set of measurements on the same sample

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test tubes

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relatively small & allow a large # of samples to be arrayed in a rack for easy processing

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beakers

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wide mouth cylinders w/ a lip to allow pouring

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erlenmeyer flasks

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tapered & therefore minimize accidental spills

neck is able to be clamped in place

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round bottom flasks

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used for reaction, heating, or vacuum applications

can fit into heating mantle

neck is able to be clamped in place

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retort

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round vacuum flask w/ a long neck that extends to the side

used for distillation & must be placed in a ring stand

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extraction flask

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aka separatory funnel

teardrop shaped flask w/ ground glass stopper at the top and the stopcock at the bottom

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transfer pipets

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made of plastic

have an integral bulb at the top

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pasteur pipets

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made of glass w/ a long tapered tip & require a separate rubber pipet bulb

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bell jars

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used to contain vacuums

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watch glasses

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aka evaporating dishes

shallow glass plates used as evaporating surfaces or to cover beakers

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calibrated glassware

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should be used for any lab experiment that requires accuracy & precision

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graduated cylinder

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a tall, narrow tube w/ volume markings increasing from bottom to top and a lip at the top for pouring

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meniscus

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concave or convex depending on liquid

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buret

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long tube that is clamped in place vertically w/ a stopcock at the bottom

useful with liquids are to be dispensed slowly or dropwise

used to make solutions and perform titration

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graduated pipet

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handheld and controlled by a pipet bulb that maintains a slight vacuum at the top of the pipet

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volumetric pipets

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have a large bulge in the middle of the tube & deliver a single established volume of liquid w/ accuracy and precision

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volumetric flask

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used to make solutions that require a specific volume of liquid, such as molar solutions

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pH meter

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an important piece of measurement equipment consisting of a glass probe and an electronic meter

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litmus paper

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can be used to quickly determine pH

less accurate than pH meter`

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standard lab balances

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used when weights are in the milligram range & require accuracy to w/in +/- 0.5 mg

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analytical balances

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used for much more sensitive weighing applications, w/ accuracy to +/- 0.01 mg

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calorimetry

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a way to measure the energy content of a substance

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bomb calorimetry

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one of the most common versions of calorimetry

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atom

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basic building block of matter representing the smallest unit of a chemical element

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subatomic particles

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protons, neutrons, and electrons

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nucleus

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central core of the atom
protons and neutrons

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orbitals

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outside of the nucleus

where electrons are

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elements

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composed of very small particles called atoms

atoms from one element are different from atoms of all other elements

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isotopes

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atoms of the same element w/ different masses due to different # of neutrons

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compounds

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composed of atoms of more than one element

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chemical reaction

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involves separation, combination, or rearrangement of atoms

does not result in creation or destruction of atoms

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atomic number

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equal to the # of protons found in an atom of that element

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valence electrons

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electrons in the electron shell farthest from the nucleus

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ion

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+ or - charge on an atom due to loss or gain of electrons

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mass number (A)

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equal to the total number of nucleons (protons & neutrons)

mass # (A) = # of protons + number of neutrons

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molecular weight

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the weight in grams per one mole of a given element

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mole

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unit to count particles and is represented by avagadro’s # (6.02x10^23)

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quantum theory

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proposed by max planck in 1900

energy emitted as electromagnetic radiation from matter comes in discrete bundles called quanta

41
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energy value of quantum

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E = hf

h is planck’s constant (6.626x10^-34 J*s

f is the frequency of radiation

42
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angular momentum

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L = mvr

43
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kinetic energy

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(KE = (mv^2)/2)

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