
CHEM 111 Week 1 Learning Session
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Kiera Grover
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SI Units, Dimensional Analysis, and Significant Figures.
Foundational skills you will continue to use this entire course!
CHEM 111 - Week 1
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Poll
What are you feeling most confident about?
Significant Figures
SI Units
Dimensional Analysis
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Poll
What do you need the most practice with?
Significant Figures
SI Units
Dimensional Analysis
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SI Units:
These prefixes can be used for any SI unit, like meters, or grams
mega- M - 106
kilo- k - 103
centi- c - 10-2
milli- m - 10-3
micro- µ - 10-6
nano - n - 10-9
Practice moving the decimal place. 102 means move the decimal two places to the right to get to the base unit, 10-2 means move the decimal 2 places to the left.
centimeters are 10-2 meters, so 25 centimeters equals 0.25 meters.
kilograms are 103 grams, so 108 kilograms equals 108,000 grams.
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Multiple Choice
How many grams are in 30 kilograms?
300
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30,000
30,000,000
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Dimensional Analysis:
Just the fancy word for Unit Conversion
- Always start with the value you're given, and make sure that you end with the value you're asked for.
- Whatever unit is on top first needs to go on the bottom next to cancel. Every unit EXCEPT your final unit should cancel
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Fill in the Blanks
Type answer...
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Significant Figures: 2 Main Rules
Addition/subtraction:
Round your answer to the least number of decimal places.
1.25 + 4.782 = 6.032
Multiplication/Division:
Round your answer to the least number of significant figures.
4.8 * 14.2 = 68.16
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Which Figures are Significant?
Non-zero digits are ALWAYS significant
- 5,498
Zeros BETWEEN non-zero digits are ALWAYS significant
- 500498
Zeros leading BEFORE the non-zero digits are NEVER significant
- 0.0005498
Zeros trailing AFTER the non-zero digits are only significant IF there is a decimal place
- 5498000
- 5498000.0
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Multiple Choice
How many significant figures are in 0.003500 ?
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4
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Multiple Choice
136.2+2.39275 = ?
139
138.6
138.59275
138.593
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Multiple Choice
(125+2.48)÷(23.75−21.0) = ?
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46.36
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46.4
SI Units, Dimensional Analysis, and Significant Figures.
Foundational skills you will continue to use this entire course!
CHEM 111 - Week 1
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