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Chemistry is the study of the composition of matter and the changes that matter undergoes What is matter? Matter is anything that has mass and occupies space (volume) Everything is made up of matter!!
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Chemistry is needed to Explain the natural world Prepare for a career Be an informed citizen Chemistry is used to Conserve, produce, and store energy Develop medicines, material, and technologies for medical treatment Develop productive crops Identify and prevent pollution Understand the universe
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All of the digits in a measurement that are known, plus a last digit that is estimated Used in science to increase accuracy and certainty of data
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Atlantic/Pacific Rule
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Atlantic Rule If a decimal is absent, start from Atlantic side (right) till you reach the first non-zero digit Every digit from thereafter is significant (including any zeros) 387,000 200 400,300
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Pacific Rule If a decimal is present, start from the Pacific side (left) until you reach the first non-zero digit Every digit from there after is significant (including any zeros) 0.013 0.0010778 4.00
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How many significant figures? 0.0004809 34,980,000 483,082,000,000 0.00000038 5,600 1.030 4,009
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Determine the amount of significant figures (Atlantic/Pacific rule) that each number from the problem has Calculate as normal Rule: Express your answer by rounding to the same number of sig figs as the number with the least sig figs from the problem
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1) 4040 x 21 (3) (2) = 84,840 = 85,000 2) 98.0 /.8775 =111.6809 = 112 3) 0.017 x 103 x 2.8 = 4.9028 =4.9
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Calculate as normal Rule: Express your answer by rounding to the same number of decimal places as the measurement with the least number of decimal places from the problem
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1) 40.108 2.3 + 6821.4001 6863.8081 = 6863.8 2) 42.9 – 18.01 = 24.89 = 24.9 3) 125.25 + 46.02 - 86.257 =85.013 = 85.01
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Solve the following problems, express your answer using the correct number of significant figures
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