1. Chemistry I Chapter 5 Review
The estimated digit is the last digit of a measurement. i.e m, it is the 6.
Significant figures
All numbers from 1 to 9
Zeros – captive
Trailing – only if decimal present anywhere
Leading zeros are NEVER significant!
i.e g; 30,600m; s,

2. Chemistry I Chapter 5 Review
Density = mass divided by volume D=m/v Mass = g or Kg Volume = L (1000 mL = 1L), mL, cm3, cc Distance = L, length in m Area = L X W, m2 Volume = L X W X H, m3 Cube has 3 sides!

3. Chemistry I Chapter 5 Review
The correct setup for conversions. i.e. 346mL to L Scientific Notation - # (between 1 and 9) X 10n Conversions km to mm C to K F to C

4. Chemistry I Chapter 5 Review
Significant figures calculations Add/sum/subtract – use decimal point Multiply/ product/divide – use significant figure Rounding – mark of sig.figs. then drop a line if number next to line is 5 or greater round last sig fig up, in 4 or less, do not round last sig fig! If the density calculated is over 1.0, it will sink in water; if density calculated is under 1.0, it will float. Calculate volume when given density and mass.

5. Chemistry I Chapter 5 Review
Kilo , Hecto, Deca, Base, Deci, Centi, Milli K,h,d,(L,m,g) d,c,m If the temperature of a substance changes by 100K, by how much does it change in 0C? If 1L = 1kg, then 1mL =? Convert mph to meters per second.