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• Chemistry definition -✓✓The science that seeks to understand what matter does by
studying what atoms and molecules do

• virtually everything around you is composed of _________ -✓✓chemicals

• atoms are bound together to form several different types of ______________ -
✓✓molecules

• observations -✓✓involve measuring or observing some aspect of nature

• hypotheses -✓✓tentative interpretations of the observations

• laws -✓✓summarize the results of a large number of observations

• theories -✓✓are models that explain and give the underlying causes for observations
and laws

• scientific method: experimentation -✓✓laws, hypotheses, and theories must be tested
and validated by experiments

• scientific method -✓✓a way of learning that emphasizes observation and
experimentation to produce knowledge

• Law of Conservation of Mass -✓✓in a chemical reaction, matter is neither created nor
destroyed

• Who created the law of conservation of mass? -✓✓Lavoisier

• scientific theory -✓✓A well-tested explanation for a wide range of observations or
experimental results.

• Atomic Theory -✓✓a theory that states that all matter is composed of tiny particles
called atoms.

• Who created the atomic theory? -✓✓John Dalton

• uncertainty is indicated by the last __________ ___________ -✓✓reported digit

, • significant numbers -✓✓any number that is not a 0, sandwiched 0s, trailing 0s when
there is a decimal place

• not significant numbers -✓✓leading 0s and trailing 0s at the end of a number without a
decimal place

• Sig Fig Multiplication/Division Rule -✓✓carry the same number of sig figs as the factor
with the fewest sig figs

• Sig Figs: Adding and Subtracting -✓✓carry the same number of decimal places as the
quantity carrying the fewest decimal places

• unit for length -✓✓meter (m)

• unit for mass -✓✓kilogram (kg)

• unit for time -✓✓seconds (s)

• unit for temperature -✓✓Kelvin (K)

• Tera (T) -✓✓10^12

• Giga (G) -✓✓10^9

• Mega (M) -✓✓10^6

• kilo (k) -✓✓10^3

• hecto (h) -✓✓10^2

• deca (da) -✓✓10^1

• deci (d) -✓✓10^-1

• centi (c) -✓✓10^-2

• milli (m) -✓✓10^-3

• micro (u) -✓✓10^-6

• nano (n) -✓✓10^-9

• pico (p) -✓✓10^-12

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