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chemistry ch. 1 & 2

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What is dimensional analysis?   conversion of a quantity in one unit to a quantity in another  
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How many atoms are in exactly 1 mol of an element?   6.022 * 10^23 atoms  
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Are non zero digits significant or not?   significant  
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Are zeros between digits significant or not?   significant  
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Are zeros at the beginning of a number significant or not?   not significant  
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When are zeros at the end of a number significant?   when there is a decimal point  
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How many significant figures are in multiplication and division?   factor with least amount of significant figures will determine  
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How many significant figures are in addition and subtraction?   least significant decimal place  
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The formula for density is:   mass/volume  
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Are columns or rows considered groups in the periodic table?   Columns  
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Where are metals?   left side  
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Where are nonmetals?   right side  
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Where are metalloids?   zig zag  
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Where are electrons found?   traveling around the nucleus  
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Where are protons and neutrons found?   in the nucleus  
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What has to be the same and what could be different?   protons and electrons must be the same neutrons can be different  
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T or F? Isotopes have the same number of protons, electrons, and neutrons   F. isotopes do not have the same number of neutrons  
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How many atoms are in a decimal of a mol?   decimal * 6.022 10^23  
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How many moles are in a sample containing __ atoms of an element ?   divide sample and 6.022 10^23 subtract notations  
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Mass of a certain mol?   mass x elements mass  
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Molar mass?   g/mol  
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How do you find an atom of a mole?   elements mass / 6.022 10^23  
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Mass of 1 mol of an element?   Elements atomic mass  
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How do you identify the element with the mass and number of atoms?   atoms / 6.022 10^23 / mol  
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Mol of a certain mass?   provided mass / elements mass  
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What is the mass of __ atoms?   atoms / 6.022 10^23 *elements mass  
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