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