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Qualitative and Quantitative Observations
using senses to make observations versus making calculated observations
Dichotomous Key
algorithm for figuring out the identity of an unknown substance
Mixture Separation
using the unique properties of substances (boiling/melting points) to isolate them
Density of Water
1g/cc
Precision
the consistency of your measurements
Accuracy
the “correctness” of your measurements
Gas Pressure vs. Volume
inversely proportional; going up/down in one you brings the other down/up
Gas Volume vs. Temperature
directly proportional; both go up or both go down
Conservation of Mass
throughout any reaction, the collective mass of the reactants and the products will be equivalent
Calcination of Magnesium
showed us that compounds always exist in fixed ratios (in this case the ratio of Mg to Oxygen is 2:3)
Synthesis of Zinc Iodide
examine the constant proportions of compounds; every Zinc Iodide compound is 80% iodide and 20% zinc
Hydrate Lab Formula
hydrated crystals are known for their ability to retain water; our crystalline could hold 4 oxygen atoms