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Scientific Method

Sig FigsScientific Notation

Conversions

Explain the

differenece

Proper Lab Technique

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Scientific Method

What is the first step in the scientific method?

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Identifying the purpose, problem, or question

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Scientific Method

What is the difference between qualitative and quantitative data?

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Quantitative measures how much is there, qualitative measures what is there

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Scientific Method

Identify this step: Gathering concepts, equations, and knowledge so you can integrate and apply them to the specific problem at hand.

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Background Information

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Scientific Method

How many steps are there in the scientific method?

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Seven

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Scientific Method

Explain how to write a procedure.

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Clear, concise, and numbered steps that are complete enough so that someone else could repeat the experiment in the

same manner that you originally performed it.

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Sig Figs

How many sig figs are in 62300001 L?

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Eight

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Sig FigsHow many sig figs are in 0.00010100100010110010111111?

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Twenty Three

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Sig Figs

If you are off by 1 mL when measuring out of a 5 mL container, what is the percent error?

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20%

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Sig Figs

What is 12.45g-9.501g using proper sig figs?

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2.949g

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Sig Figs

What is 5176+20,000 using proper significant figures?

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30,000

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Scientific Notation

Write out the follow numbers: 1.267x10^6, 2.608x10^8, and 5.2470x10^3.

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1267000, 260800000, and 5247

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Scientific Notation

Write the following numbers in scientific notation:102000(with 4 sig. digits), .02670(with 3 sig. digits), and .00000009625(with 4 sig. digits)

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10.20x10^4, 2.67x10^-3, and 9.625x10^8

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Scientific Notation

Write the following in scientific notation:25,000,000 with 2 sig. digits.

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2.5x10^7

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Scientific Notation

Write the answers to the following math problems in scientific notation with the correct number of sig figs:12.521+1.29 and 15.75x20.021

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1.38x10^1 and 3.153x10^2

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Scientific Notation

Write the following answers to the following problems in scientific notation using correct sig figs:1500x2347.32 and 1.2221+6623

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3.5x10^6 and 6.624x10^3

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Conversions

Convert 125mL to L

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.125L

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Conversions

Convert 0.8256 cm to mm

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8.256 mm

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Conversions

Convert 25,000,000nm to km

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2.5x10^-5 km

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Conversions

Convert 7.85mg to dg

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0.0785dg

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Conversions

Convert 89.54cm to m

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.8954m

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Explain the Difference

Between variable and constant

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Variable is a manipulated

measurement in a lab, while a constant remains unchanged

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Explain the Difference

Between Independent and Dependent variables

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Independent is manipulated by a

scientist and dependent is measured or observed

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Explain the Difference

Theory and Law

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Theory- how or why behaviors happen

Law- describes what happens

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Explain the Difference

Clear and colorless

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Clear-can see throughColorless- has no color

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Explain the Difference

Accuracy and precision

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Accuracy-result close to real answer

Precision-getting similar results each

trial

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Proper Lab TechniqueIn a laboratory, the following should not be worn:a)Loose clothingb)Dangling jewelryc)Sandalsd)All the above

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D- All the above

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Proper Lab TechniqueIf you wear contact lenses in the school lab:a)Take them out before starting a labb)You do not have to wear protective gogglesc)Advise your instructor that you wear contact lensesd)Keep the info to yourself

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C- Advise your instructor

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Proper Lab TechniqueIf a fire erupts, immediatelya)Notify teacherb)Run for the extinguisherc)Throw water on the fired)Open windows

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A-Notify Teacher

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Proper Lab Technique

True or False: Lab work can be started upon entering the lab even if the instructor is not yet present.

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False

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Proper Lab Technique

ALL unauthorized experiments are prohibited.

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True

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Final JeopardyIf Jeffrey has 2 acorns and gives 1 to Sarah, how many acorns does Jeffrey have left? Use proper sig figs.

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