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Unit 1: Data Analysis and the Scientific Method
Unit 1: Data Analysis and the Scientific Method
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A review of #Chemistry Unit 1
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3.45g, 3.46g, 3.47g, 3.45g, 3.46g, 3.47g, 3.45g, 3.46g, 3.47g, 3.45g, 3.46g, 3.47g, 3.45g
Accurate
Precise
Control
Variable
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Metric Unit of Length
Centimeters
Inches
Miles
Meters
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Calculate the following and round to the correct number of sig figs 0.03601 × 7.45 ÷ 5.2 =
0.051
0.05
0.0516
0.052
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What method do we use to logically solve problems?
an Experiment
the Scientific Method
a Method Man
Metric Conversions
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A cube that has each side's length at 10 cm
Meter
Liter
Almond
Kilogram
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5.56 X 10
-8
556,000,000
5.56108
the color 4 (ugh, my brain is bleeding)
0.0000000556
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What measurement is indicated?
3.29 mm
3.3 mm
3.29 cm
3.3 cm
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The aspect of the experiment that the experimenter changes
Conclusion
Control
Independent Variable
Dependent Variable
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A unit of measurement that has it's definition based on an object or event
Base Unit
Centiliter
Millimeter
Kilogram
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Calculate the following and round to the correct number of sig figs 0.03601 + 7.45 + 5.2
13.0
12.69
13
12.7
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Metric Unit of Volume
Liters
Centimeters
Gallons
Kilograms
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Decimal Present
Strong Side
Weak Side
Pacific side
Atlantic side
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Calculate Percent Error and Observe Sig Figs: Accepted Value: 45mL Measured Value: 48.40mL
-0.76%
7.6%
-7.56%
0.756%
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The length light can travel in a very small fraction of a second
Liter
Kelvin
Kilogram
Meter
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The time it takes for a Cesium-133 atom to produce a tremendously large amount of radiation
KLINGONS!, (pew, pew, slassssshhhh) arrrrggggg..... ugh.
Second
Meter, maybe.
Liter
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A set of conditions used to test the validity of a hypothesis...
Observation
Experiment
Data Analysis
Scientific Law
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How many sig figs are in 0.00046010?
8
5
4
3
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I say, King Henry, You say...
Kilo and Hecto
Loves CHOCOLATE MILK!
Metric Prefixes!
103 and 102
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An educated guess that attempts to answer a scientific problem
Metric Conversions
Please, Oh Please, let it be this one, Pretty Please
Scientific Law
Hypothesis
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10 dm =
100 cm
100 m
100 km
100 mm
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I say, King Henry, You say...
Clean up on aisle 3, 4, 5 and 6!!!! (Hurry, please, HURRY!)
Just keep #movingthedecimal, #movingthedecimal
Kilo, Hecto, Deka, base unit, Deci, Centi, Milli
drinks chocolate milk and has minor digestive complaints
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Calculate Percent Error and Observe Sig Figs: Accepted Value: 3.45g Measured Values: 3.025g
0.123%
12.3%
0.12%
12.32%
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How many sig figs are in 46010?
3
8
5
4
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1000 dam =
10000 cm
10000 km
10000 m
10000 mm
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The aspect of the experiment that the experimenter keeps the same
Dependent Variable
Control
Conclusion
Independent Variable
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Accepted Value: 3.45g Measured Values: 3.46g, 3.47g, 3.45g, 3.46g, 3.47g, 3.45g, 3.46g, 3.47g
Accurate and Precise
Precise
Accurate
Numbers, ALL I SEE are NUMBERS!
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1,783,900,010
0.178 x 1010
1.78 x 109
17.8 x 108
$$ dats a lotta dough, yo $$
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What is a system of measurement that uses base units, prefixes and multiples of 10?
Metric System
the Scientific Method
Data Analysis
System of the Down