Worksheet 1 Intro to Chemical Calculations, Fall 2023, (August 22)

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Introduction to Chemical Calculations Name: Student name _________________________ Section _______ Grade Score____________ Part 1: Significant Digits and Scientific Notation 1. Highlight or underline the significant digits in each of the following. 34.92 g 200 cm 80.01 m 120.00 g 0.01030 g 2. Express each of the following in correct scientific notation. 9230. hr 0.03050 m 34.00 cm 0.0004 g 3. Perform the following calculations and round answers correctly. Express in scientific notation. 45.010 m s 1.2 × 10 2 ¿ ¿ ¿ 2 ¿ 456 kg x 2.0 m ¿ 103.45 m + 0.9 m a) (answe r) b) _______________ answer) Part 2: Perform the following conversions using dimensional analysis. Show all conversion factors used. Round answers to the correct number of significant figures. Express answers in correct scientific notations as needed. Circle or underline final answers . 4. Convert -10.4°F to Kelvins. Convert 450. K to °F. 1
Introduction to Chemical Calculations Name: 5. 460 mg = _________g 6. Give the conversion factors needed to change km/hr to dm/s . Separate each conversion factor from the next using the multiplication symbol. No calculation is required. For the following problems, make the conversion indicated using dimensional analysis. Show all work, units, and correct significant figures. 7. 895 mmol = __________ mol 8. A friend vacationing in Europe posted a picture of their rental car’s speedometer showing them traveling at 169 km/hr. What is the equivalent speed in mi/hr? (1mile=1.609km) 9. A student collected the following date for a sample of an unknown liquid. Complete Table 1. Make sure that you show any calculations performed with correct units and significant digit. Use the Table 2 to identify the liquid. Table1. Data Volume(mL) of UnKnown 27.389 Mass of Unknown & Graduated Cylinder(g) 78.770 Mass of Graduated Cylinder(g) 57.260 Mass of Unknown Density of Unknown Table 2: Liquid Densities LiL Liquid Density(g/mL ) Water 1.00 Methano l 0.792 Ethanol 0.789 Isopropyl Alcohol 0.785 2
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