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Systematic Error

A "constant" error associated with an experimental system itself

Random Error

Error caused by uncontrollable variables in an experiment

Precision

Indicator of how close a series of measurments on the same object are to each other

Each other

Accuracy

Indicator of how close a measurement (or average) comes to the true accepted value

Significant Figures

All the digits of certainty plus on of uncertainty

Mass

Total quantity of matter in an object

Weight

The measurement of the force exerted on an object by gravitational forces

Density Equation

D=m/v

Intensive Property

Property that is independent of the amount of substajce present

Temperature, Color, Melting Point, and Density

Extensive Properties

Property that depends on the amount of the substance present

Mass, Length, and Volume

Heterogeneous Mixture

Contains 2 or more visually distinguishable parts, each of which has different properties

Sand and Sugar

Homogeneous Mixture

Contains only 1 visually distinguishable part, which has uniform properties throughout

Element

Pure substance that cannot be broken down into simpler pure substances using ordinary chemical means

Compound

Pure substances that can be broken down into 2 or more simpler pure substances using chemical means

Atom

Smallest particle of an element that's exist and still have the properties of an element

Molecule

A group of 2 or more atoms that function as a unit because the atoms are tightly bound together

Diatomic Molecule

Molecule that contains 2 atoms

Triatomic Molecule

A molecule that contains 3 atoms

Tetratomic Molecule

A molecule containing 4 atoms

Homoatomic Molecule

A molecule in which all atoms present are the same kind

Must be an element

Heteroatomic Molecule

A molecule in which 2 or more different kinds of atoms are present

Must be a compound

Molecular Compound

Compounds that have heteroatomic molecules as their basis structural unit

Ions

Extended 3D assembly of positively and negatively charged particles

Ionic Compound

Compounds that contain ions

What is the limit of physical subdivision?

Molecule

What is the limit of chemical subdivision?

Atom