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Element

Pure substances containing only 1 type of atom ex. Gold, iron C60

Compound

Pure substances made up of different types of atoms that are bonded together ex. Steel,NaCl, water

Mixture

2 or more different substances that are physically mixed together -solutions

Homogeneous

2 or more substances that are evenly mixed ex. salt water

Heterogeneous

2 or more substances that are unevenly mixed ex. Sand and water, chicken noodle soup

Accuracy

The agreement between experimental value and the accepted value

Precision

The reproducibility of measurement and results

Solution

Stable homogeneous mixture of two or more substances


Ex. Air

Solvent

The substance that dissolves the solute

Solute

The substance that gets dissolved

Saturated solution

Contains the max amount of solute at the specified temp

Unsaturated solute

Contains less than the max amount of solute at a specific temp

Supersaturated

Contains more than the max amount of solute at a specific temp

Rules of zeros in measurements

·Zeros between significant digits count ex 302= 3SF


·Zeros at the beginning of a number dont count ex 0.0372=3SF


·Zeros at the end of a number before a decimal don't count ex. 103,200 = 4SF



Formula for density

D= M/V

Rate of change for density graph formula

y2-y1 / x2-x1

Percent error formula

(= absolute value)



(Actual-experimental / actual) x 100



If less than 5% is good