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Accuracy

Closeness of measurement to true value

Chemical property

Cannot be observed without converting to different substance

Chemistry

Study of substance properties and how they react with each other

Compound

Substance made of 2+ elements chemically bonded

Density

How tightly packed a substance is, d=m/v

Element

Substance cannot be broken down by chemical means

Extensive property

Depends on figures such as mass, volume, hight etc.

Heterogeneous mixture

Parts remain physically separate

Homogeneous mixture

Parts physically combine throughout

Hypothesis

Tentative explanation to observations

Intensive property

Depends on figures such as degrees, time, light etc

International system of units

SI, revised metric

Law

Concise verbal/mathematical statement always true under same conditions

Liter

Non SI figure equal to 1 cubic decimeter (1 kL = 1 cubic m)

Macroscopic property

Measured directly

Mass

Quantity of matter

Matter

Anything occupying space

Microscopic property

Measured indirectly using special equipment

Mixture

Combine 2+ substances while remaining chemically separate

Physical property

Observed without chemical change (color, weight etc)

Precision

Closeness of 2+ measurement to one another

Qualitative

General observations

Quantitative

Numbers obtained by measuring

Scientific method

Systematic approach

Significant figures

Number of meaningful digits

Substance

Definite and constant composition with distinct properties

Theory

Unifying principle explaining body of facts

Volume

Area taken up (length cubed)

Weight

Force gravity puts on object