The number of Significant Figures in the following figure:

0.0002

What are the three subatomic particles?

The number of valence electrons in Oxygen.

Grams are used to measure which of the following:

a. mass
b. energy
c. density
d. accuracy

What is wrong with this Scientific Notation:

10.3x10^8

The number of Significant Figures in the following figure:

0.030

Which subatomic particle is the SAME NUMBER for all atoms of the same element?

i.e. all Potassium atoms have the same number of _______.

The number of valence electrons in Potassium.

Which soda bottle has the largest volume:

a. 2 Liter bottle
b. 2 milliliter bottle
c. 2 centimeter bottle

1cm= 10mm. How many cm in 12,000 mm?

The number of Significant Figures in the following figure:

38.09

Which subatomic particle has the least mass?

HINT: Which particle do you NOT use when calculating mass?

Identify this element:

[Ne]3s2,3p5

g/mL is a possible unit for this measurement:

a. weight
b. density
c. accuracy
d. energy

1m=1,000 mm.
1m=100 cm.

How many cm in 3,000mm?

The number of Significant Figures in the following figure:

0.201 +1.021

The name of the electrons in the outermost shell.

Identify this element:

[Kr]4s2,3d10,4p3

Joules is a unit to measure this.

Density is described in the unit g/mL.

If a 1,000 mL can of soda weighs 300 g, what is the density of the soda?

The number of Significant Figures in the following figure:

2.06 + 1.3

Cations have a _______ charge and anions have a ________ charge.

The number of valence electrons the Noble Gasses have.

The unit that means "6.02x10^23 atoms"

Density is described in the unit g/mL.

If a 500 mL can of soda weighs 602 g, what is the density of the soda? If the density of water is 1 g/mL, which drink is more dense?