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1 mile =__ft
5280 ft
1 yard=___ft
3 ft
1 ft=__in
12 in
1 km=__m
1000m
1m=__mm
1000mm
1cm=__mm
10mm
1in=__cm
2.54cm
1m=__in
39.4in
1km=__mi
0.621mi
1qt=__cups
4 cups
1 qt=__pts
2 pints
1 gal=__qts
4 qts
1L=__mL
1000mL
1dL=__mL
100mL
1mL=__cm^3
1 cm^3
1 qt=___mL
946 mL
1L=__qt
1.06qt
1lb=__oz
16oz
1kg=__g
1000g
1g=__mg
1000mg
1kg=__lb
2.20lb
1lb=__g
454g
equation for density
D=m/v
equation for mass
m=(D)v
equation for volume
v=m/d
volume of a solid equation
V of final - Volume of initial
equation for heat
q=SH(m)(∆T)
equation for °F
T℉=1.8(T℃) + 32
equation for °C when given T°F
T°C=(T°F-32)/1.8
equation for °C when given T°K
T°C= T°K-273
Equation for °K
T°K=T°C+ 273
equation for Specific heat (SH)
SH=q/m(∆T)
1 cal=__J
4.184J
Compounds
contain 2 or more elements in a definite ratio
elements are
pure substances containing only 1 type of atom
pure substances are classified as
elements, compounds and matter w/ specific composition
Mixtures consist of
2 or more substances physically mix, 2 or more substances in diff proportions
in homogeneous mixtures
composition is uniform, diff parts of mix are not visible ie. salt water
in heterogeneous mixtures
composition isn't uniform, parts of mix are visible ie. sand in water
melting is when
solid to liquid
freezing is when
liquid to solid
sublimation is when
solid directly to gas
evaporation is when
surface molec gain heat/energy and form gas
condensation is when
gas molec lose heat/energy and form liquid
groups on a periodic table are
vertical
rows or periods on a periodic table are
horizontal
groups 1 on a periodic table are
alkali metals
groups 2 on periodic table are
alkaline earth metals
groups 17 on periodic table are
halogens
group18 on periodic table are
noble gases
metals are
on left of zig zag, shiny, good conductors of heat and electricity
nonmetals are
on right of zig zag, dull, brittle, poor conductors, good insulators
metalloids are
better conductors than non metals but not as good as metals, used as semi conductors and insulators
protons
have + charge, located in nucleus
electrons
- charge, located outside nucleus
neutrons
are neutral, located in nucleus
atomic #
same for all atoms of an element, equal to # of protons
isotopes are
atoms of same element w/ diff mass numbers, same # of protons but diff # of neutrons
nuclear symbol
represents a particular atom of an element, gives mass # in upper left and atomic # in lower left
electron dot symbols
groups 1A-4A use single dots, groups 5A-7A use pairs and single dots