Metric Measurement and Scientific Notation LAB 1 Going up the ladder, move the decimal point to the LEFT Going down the ladder, move the decimal point to the RIGHT kilo hecto deka BASE UNIT (meter, liter, gram) deci centi milli ©Hayden-McNeil, LLC Try converting nanograms into centigrams using Table 1. Note that the prefix for nano is 10-9 and centi is 10-2. Nano is smaller than centi so the decimal will be moved to the left. The difference between the exponential values is 7. So the decimal will be moved 7 places to the left. 1 nanometer = 0.0000001 centimeters. Complete the following metric conversions. m 16. 4 dm 13. 16 nm mm mg 17. 1235 kg kg 14. 245 g dm 18. 98 mm kL %3D 15. 23 mL 3.

Metric Measurement and Scientific Notation LAB 1 Going up the ladder, move the decimal point to the LEFT Going down the ladder, move the decimal point to the RIGHT kilo hecto deka BASE UNIT (meter, liter, gram) deci centi milli ©Hayden-McNeil, LLC Try converting nanograms into centigrams using Table 1. Note that the prefix for nano is 10-9 and centi is 10-2. Nano is smaller than centi so the decimal will be moved to the left. The difference between the exponential values is 7. So the decimal will be moved 7 places to the left. 1 nanometer = 0.0000001 centimeters. Complete the following metric conversions. m 16. 4 dm 13. 16 nm mm mg 17. 1235 kg kg 14. 245 g dm 18. 98 mm kL %3D 15. 23 mL 3.

Introductory Chemistry For Today

8th Edition

ISBN:9781285644561

Author:Seager

Publisher:Seager

Chapter1: Matter, Measurements, And Calculations

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1.33E

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