Description
Density Prac Problem
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D = m/v
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Mass of electron = 9.11 x 10-28 g
Scientific Notation
N x 10TP
1 N < 10 “N” is equal to or greater than 1
But less than 10
“P” is an integer that counts the number of places the decimal point moved. If the decimal moved right it will be negative. If it moved left it will be positive.
60000,000
starting point
← moves left = positive = 6.0 x 10>
0 00000006
starting point
moves right → = negative = 6.0 x 10-8
Speed of light 3.00000000. m/s = 3x108 m/s
← moves left = positive
Dimensional Analysis or Unit Conversions
22.8 inches in centimeters.
We need.
1. Unit Equality → units in problem
2. Set of 2 conversions
3. Multiply by correct conversion factor
1 in = 2.54cm = 1
= 1
= 58cm or 57.912cm
160 lb → kilograms
= 72.73 Kg
55 gal → liter 1gal = 3.79L
= 208.y5 L
Modern Atomic theory explain experimental data by designating 3 “ sub - atomic “ particles:
1. Proton
2. Neutron
3. Electron
Particle
Mass (g)
Columns charge
Unit charge
Electron
9.11x10-28
-1,6022x10-19
Proton
Neutron
1.67 x - 10-24
1.67 x - 10-24
+1.6022 x 10-19
O
+1
O
Relative mass
0.00053
1
1
Abricuiation
e-
p+
no
In any atom #e- = # p+
Massp = mass n = 1840 x mass e-
The # of P+ identifies the element. It is called the atomic number and is represented by “ ”
H → 1 p + = 1
→ weighted average
c = 2 p +
= 2
→ weighted average
13 → aluminum → AI
27 → cobalt → Co
Iodine → 53p+ → I
I so topes are atoms of the same element (same p+ , same # ) but different # of neutrons.
I so tope designation
Nuclear symbol A = 1
Ƶ = 1
The A # identifies the isotope through the
Nuclear Symbol ()
Hyphen.Notation
Hydrogen - 1
99.985% H-1
Protium
(only has special names for its isotopes)
(how likely it is/how abundant in nature)
Hydrogen - 2
0.015%H-2
Deuterium
Hydrogen - 3
Trace H-3
Tritium