Friday January 30, 2015
Check the answers to the temperature conversions homework here Warm-Up 1/30/15: 1. Convert 350kg to pounds. (Remember to use correct sig figs in your answer!) 2. Challenge Problem: A planet Continue Reading →
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Check the answers to the temperature conversions homework here Warm-Up 1/30/15: 1. Convert 350kg to pounds. (Remember to use correct sig figs in your answer!) 2. Challenge Problem: A planet Continue Reading →
1. -5 degrees Celsius 2. -125 degrees Fahrenheit 3. 12.7 degrees Celsius 4. 236 Kelvin
There are three temperature units used in chemistry: K= Kelvin C=Celsius F=Fahrenheit Here are the formulas needed to convert between different units of temperature: T ºC = (T ºF – 32 ºF) x Continue Reading →
Check your answers to last night’s homework about Percent Error here Warm-Up Problems: Open the Units of Measurement linked PDF below Units of Measurement
1. Sid Sloppy was not careful in his measurements. He measured the volume of a 12 oz. bottle to be 14 oz. (14-12)/ 12 x 100= 17% 2. Gilbert Goofoff Continue Reading →
***Turn in your homework worksheet to the bin*** Warm-Up 1/28/15: 1. How many sig figs are in each number? a. 0.028 b. 6007.00 c. 0.0050 d. 20200 e. 3.40 x Continue Reading →
Read the experiment below. Identify the independent variable, the dependent variable, the experimental group, and the control group for the experiment. A group of college students were given a short Continue Reading →
The abbreviation MSDS stands for Material Safety Data Sheet. An MSDS contains useful information for those working with the chemical or for emergency personnel in the event of a spill Continue Reading →
Below you will find the names and photos of some pieces of equipment commonly found in the chemistry lab: Here is a link to a practice quiz if you would Continue Reading →