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chapters 1-3

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1 Kg = ____ lb   2.2 lb  
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1 L = ____ qt   1.06 qt  
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1 meter = ____ in   39.4 in  
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kilo   1000 (10^3)  
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deci   1/10 (10^-1)  
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centi   1/100 (10^-2)  
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milli   1/1000 (10^-3)  
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micro   1/1000000 (10^-6)  
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1 fl oz= ____ mL   30mL  
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1tsp = ____ mL   5 mL  
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1 tsp = ____tbs   3 tbs  
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1 food calorie = _____ chemical calories   1000 chemical calories  
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matter is made up of   mixtures and substances  
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mixtures can be separated by physical* means into   substances  
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substances are either   compounds or elements  
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compounds can be separated by chemical* means into   elements  
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density =   mass/volume  
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typical units of density   g/mL  
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specific gravity=   (density of sample) / (density of water)  
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density of water   1.00 g/mL  
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a.c   before meals  
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p.c.   after meals  
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ad lib   as needed  
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p.r.n.   when necessary  
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h.s.   hour of sleep, at bed time  
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stat   immediately, at once  
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q.d.   once a day, everyday  
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q.o.d.   every other day  
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b.i.d.   twice a day  
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t.i.d.   3 times a day  
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q.i.d.   4 times a day  
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min.   minute  
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h   hour  
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q.h.   every hour  
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q.2h   every 2 hours  
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q.____ h   every ____ hours  
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melting point of water   0 c, 32 f  
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boiling point of water   100 c, 212 f  
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F=   (9/5) c + 32  
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C=   (5/9)( f - 32)  
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observations of Dalton's atomic theory   A.Conservation of mass B.Law of definite proportions C.Law of multiple proportions  
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conservation of mass   mass of the products equals the mass of the reactants (no mass lost)  
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Law of definite proportions   any given compound contains its elements in a fixed proportion by mass  
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law of multiple proportions    
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postulates of Dalton's atomic theory A)   A)chemical elements are made of atoms that persist unchanged and indestructible through all chemical change  
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postulate B)   B) all atoms of a given element have the same mass(now we know that this is not entirely true  
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Postulate C)   C) chemical compounds contain integral numbers of atoms of the component elements  
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isolated atom has the shape of a ______   sphere  
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charge of p, n, e   p(+) E(-) N(0 charge)  
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which are located in the nucleus   protons and neutrons  
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volume of cell occupied by the _____ is much larger   electrons  
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which two parts of an atom have the same mass   neutron and proton  
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most of the mass of an atom is in its ______   nucleus  
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in an isolated atom atomic number = _____ =__________   number of protons = number of electrons  
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total number of particles in the nucleus =   mass number (protons + neutrons)  
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isotopes   two atoms of the same element with different numbers of neutrons(same atomic number but different mass numbers)  
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average (weighted average) atomic mass   (.9963)(14.00307u)+ (.0037)(15.00011u)= 14.01u (percent occuring/100)(atomic mass of isotope)  
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thermal energy is associated with   the movement of particles  
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1 calorie(cal)=______J   4.184 Joules  
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1 kcal=______ cal 1 kJ = ______ J   1000 cal 1000 J  
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pure substances can be   comounds or elements fixed or constant composition  
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the simpelest type of pure substance is   an element  
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a compound is   two or more elements chemically combined in the same proportion, atoms held together by bonds forming small molecules  
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pure substances cannot be broken down through _________means   physical  
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a mixture is   2 or more substances physically mixed but not chemically combined  
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homogeneous mixture   composition is uniform throughout the sample, also called a solution  
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heterogeneous mixture   components do not have a uniform composition  
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mixtures can be broken down through ___________ means   physical  
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during a change of state temperature remains   constant  
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