Across
- 2. A quantitative observation measured against a standard unit
- 6. The SI unit for mass on a smaller scale more frequently used in chemistry (the SI unit divided by 1000)
- 7. Short for Personal Protective Equipment. External garments worn as a last resort to preventing chemical exposure.
- 8. An SI derived unit frequently used in chemistry that measures volume. Equal to 1 cubic centimeter.
- 10. An estimated degree of error within a measurement. Expressed through use of significant figures.
- 12. A highly precise version of a balance that measures mass down to micrograms
- 13. The SI unit for temperature
- 15. Unexpected, unpredictable error that occurs in an experiment. Balances out as the sample size grows. Reduces precision.
- 16. A separation method used for homogenous solutions that relies on differences in boiling point between the solvent and solute
- 18. A highly precise type of flask that measures a single volume. Typically used to make solutions to precise concentrations.
- 22. Error that consistently skews the data in one specific direction, often due to equipment or measurement issues. Reduces accuracy.
- 25. How we understand the size or quantity of something with respect to other materials. A ratio that can represent proportionality of materials.
- 26. Data observations that involve a numeric amount
- 28. A flat-bottomed, wide-mouthed piece of glassware typically used as a reaction vessel
- 29. The most commonly used type of flask that features a flat bottom, narrow neck, and narrow opening
- 31. A separation technique used for homogenous mixtures in which a solution is inserted into a stationary phase while a mobile phase separates the mixture based on solubility differences
- 32. Used to control the temperature of an experiment
- 33. A purification method that changes the crystal structure of a solid by slowly freezing it in a way that allows particles to align in a highly organized manner
- 34. The metric prefix for 10^-12
- 35. The variable that changes in response to changes in its environment
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- 1. A proportional expression that shows how far off a measured value is from a known value
- 3. A group receiving the applied treatment in which the independent variable is changed
- 4. Data observations related to the appearance or characteristics of something
- 5. A separation method often used for heterogeneous mixtures that uses a porous medium to trap larger particles.
- 9. The type of graph used for fully quantitative data. Features a series of (x,y) coordinates with a line of best fit to represent the general data trend
- 11. The metric prefix for 10^-9, often used to express wavelength.
- 14. An expression of solution concentration calculated by dividing the number of moles of a substance by the total volume of the solution
- 17. A type of graph that can represent either qualitative or quantitative data in which measurements are represented as parts of a whole (percentages)
- 19. The type of value that has an unlimited number of significant figures. Includes conversion factors and constants.
- 20. A small tool featuring a long tube with a squeezable bulb at the top used to transfer small volumes of liquid from one container to another
- 21. A factual piece of information gathered using one of your five senses
- 23. A measure of how close an experimentally measured value is to the known or true value
- 24. An experimental variable that is purposefully changed to influence the results
- 27. A measure of how close experimentally measured values are to one another
- 30. The variable or group that is purposefully kept the same to limit the number of variables tested at once