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Unit 1 Intro & Measurement Formative 2025 BHS

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1.

Match the terms with their definition.

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series

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Change in which the identity of the material is changed forever

heterogeneous

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blending of two or more substances by physical means

solid

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substance made from atoms of two or more elements chemically bonded together

liquid

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a change in which the identity of the material is NOT altered

qualitative

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vertical columns on the periodic table

extensive

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study of the composition, structure, and properties of matter an the changes it undergoes.

mixture

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the pull of gravity on a given mass

density

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the quantity of matter that a body possesses

weight

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smallest unit of an element that has the properties of that element

theoretical yield

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a mixture that is the same all the way through the sample

chemical change

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the state of matter that has a definite shape and volume

groups

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the state of matter that has a definite volume but no definite shape

physical change

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properties that DO NOT depend on the amount of matter present

matter

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properties that depend on the amount of matter present

chemistry

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mass per unit volume

intensive

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state of matter that has no definite volume or shape

homogeneous

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a mixture that is not the same all the way through

quantitative

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horizontal rows on the periodic table

actual yield

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anything that has mass and occupies space

mass

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an observation involving data and measurements

compound

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a non-numerical observation such as color, odor, and sound

percent yield

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the amount of product you should make based on calculations prior to lab

atom

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the amount of product you actually make as a result of performing the lab

gas

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amount of product you got during the lab compared to the amount of product you were supposed to get based on calculations.

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2.

Match the branch of chemistry to its corresponding scenario.

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organic

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A scientist is trying to identify a fiber found on the shoulder of a crime suspect

biochemistry

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an electrician is studying the amount of heat coming from a coil of copper wire

inorganic

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a researcher is studying the molecular structure of benzene (C6H12)

analytical

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a researcher is studying photosynthesis in roses

theoretical

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a scientist is studying the addition of sodium (Na) to water (H2O)

physical

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a scientist is studying the radioactive decay of radium

nuclear

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a student makes a computer model of the reaction between fluorine and francium

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3.

Convert the following measurement:

952 dkg = ____________________kg

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4.

Convert the following measurement:

0.00542 Gg = ____________________Mg

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5.

Convert the following measurement:

73.40 g = ____________________hg

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6.

Convert the following measurement:

48.0 dg = ____________________dkg

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7.

Convert the following measurement:

8935000µm = ____________________mm

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8.

Convert the following measurement:

180L = ____________________mL

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9.

Convert the following measurement:

2546210nm = ____________________mm

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10.

Convert the following measurement:

489g = ____________________kg

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11.

List the number of significant figures in the following values:

0.6021 g

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12.

List the number of significant figures in the following values:

40,010. min

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13.

List the number of significant figures in the following values:

1.730 gal

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14.

List the number of significant figures in the following values:

3000 cm

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15.

List the number of significant figures in the following values:

710.910 cm

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16.

List the number of significant figures in the following values:

0.0000112 m

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17.

Complete the following problems. Write your answer with the proper significant figures:

23.90 cm + 0.005 cm

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18.

Complete the following problems. Write your answer with the proper significant figures:

4.050 m - 1.3 m

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19.

Complete the following problems. Write your answer with the proper significant figures:

23.2 g x 0.66 g

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20.

Complete the following problems. Write your answer with the proper significant figures:

29.2 mm / 4.59 mm

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21.

Round the following to three significant figures:

633.780 g

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22.

Round the following to three significant figures:

824150.8 min

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23.

Round the following to three significant figures:

48620 gal

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24.

Round the following to three significant figures:

189.657 cm

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25.

Convert the following between the metric and English system. You must show your work and put your answer in the correct number of significant figures to receive credit:

9,500 g = _______________ lb

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26.

Convert the following between the metric and English system. You must show your work and put your answer in the correct number of significant figures to receive credit:

621 m = ________________ mi

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27.

Convert the following between the metric and English system. You must show your work and put your answer in the correct number of significant figures to receive credit:

16 gal = ______________ hL

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28.

Convert the following between the metric and English system. You must show your work and put your answer in the correct number of significant figures to receive credit:

521.8 in = __________________ m

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29.

Answer the following questions. You must show your work to receive credit and use the correct significant figures and units:

Determine the density of a metal that weighs 2.81 lbs and measures 1.0m x 3.3m x 2.1m?

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30.

Answer the following questions. You must show your work to receive credit and use the correct significant figures and units:

What is the volume of liquid with a density of 1.52 g/mL and a mass of 45.0 dkg?

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31.

Answer the following questions. You must show your work to receive credit and use the correct significant figures and units:

What is the mass of a gas that has a density of 0.437 g/L and a volume of 10.6 L?

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32.

Perform the calculations below. You must place your answer in correct significant figures and show your work for credit:

In lab, a student calculated the density of gold to be 17.96 g/cm3. The accepted density of gold is 18.94 g/cm3. What is the student's percent error?

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33.

Perform the calculations below. You must place your answer in correct significant figures and show your work for credit:

You are making aspirin in lab. According to your calculations, you expect to make 6.57 g of aspirin. You measure your final product and find that you made 6.23 g of aspirin. What is your percent yield?

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34.

Label the following as either homogeneous or heterogeneous

  • concrete

  • chex mix

  • orange juice with pulp

  • brass

  • dirt

  • orange juice without pulp

  • Homogeneous

  • Heterogeneous

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35.

Label the following as either element, compound, or mixture.

  • sweet tea

  • honey

  • tin (Sn)

  • aluminum (Al)

  • water (H2O)

  • bronze

  • element

  • compound

  • mixture

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36.

Label the following changes as either a physical or chemical change

  • H2O2 breaking down into water and oxygen gas

  • reacting baking soda and vinegar

  • stretching a rubber band

  • burning wood

  • ice melting

  • iron freezing

  • physical

  • chemical

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37.

Label the following observations as either quantitative or qualitative

  • 38 binders

  • pink erasers

  • quiet child

  • twenty hairs

  • quantitative

  • qualitative

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38.

Label the properties as either intensive or extensive

  • volume

  • temperature

  • weight

  • density

  • color

  • boiling point

  • intensive

  • extensive

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39.

Write the following number in scientific notation:

5,730.0

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40.

Write the following number in scientific notation:

0.00006

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41.

Write the following number in scientific notation:

0.000006596

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42.

Write the following number in scientific notation:

7,009,800