'Appropriate conversion factor' presentation slideshows

Chapter 10 Gases

Chemistry, The Central Science , 11th edition Theodore L. Brown; H. Eugene LeMay, Jr.; and Bruce E. Bursten. Chapter 10 Gases. John Bookstaver St. Charles Community College Cottleville, MO. Characteristics of Gases. Unlike liquids and solids, gases expand to fill their containers;

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Chapter 1: Measurements

Chapter 1: Measurements. The metric system Becoming more common in our country. The SI system Developed in 1960, also called the international system of units. Set of seven standard quantities of which all others can be derived. Common Metric Units. Length

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Physics

Physics. Topic #1 MEASUREMENT & MATHEMATICS. Scientific Method. Problem to Investigate Observations Hypothesis Test Hypothesis Theory Test Theory Scientific Law ? Mathematical proof. Measurement & Uncertainty. Uncertainty: No measurement is absolutely precise Estimated Uncertainty:

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PROBLEM-SOLVING

PROBLEM-SOLVING. The SMART way FACTOR-LABEL (aka DIMENSIONAL ANALYSIS). Solve in 5 minutes. An ancient measurement of volume mentioned in the Bible is the EPHAH. CHALLENGE: You have 5 minutes to figure out how many liters are equal to an ephah , using the following information:

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Child Support Budgeting

Child Support Budgeting. What is special about Child Support income? OR How is Child Support Income different from other kinds of income?. Child Support . Separate Each payor is a different source of income Separate and look at each payor individually

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Dimensional Analysis

Dimensional Analysis. The objective is to convert one unit to another unit. Three steps to get started: 1. Determine the starting unit. 2. Determine the end unit. 3. Determine the conversion factor(s) required. Conversion Factor.

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Redox Stoichiometry

Redox Stoichiometry. A redox reaction can be used along with the stoichiometric method in order to predict the quantity of chemical involved in a chemical reaction. Redox Stoichiometry involves several assumptions:. Reactions are spontaneous Reactions are fast / immediate

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More U nit Conversions!

More U nit Conversions!. Convert time equalities into conversion factors . Multiplying measurements by c onversion factors (ratios of two equal quantities) is also useful for converting between units of time. Here are the two most common time equalities used in the Regents course:

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