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| a quantitative observation that always consists of a number and a unit |
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| the distance between two points |
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| amount of matter in an object |
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| duration ; how long something has been in existance |
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| measurement of the degree of heat of a substance |
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| Converting Kelvin -> Celsius |
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| Subtract 273 from the Kelvin degree |
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| Converting Celsius -> Kelvin |
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| Add 273 to the Celsius degree |
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| Converting Celsius -> Fahrenheit |
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| Converting Fahrenheit -> Celsius |
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| Converting Kelvin -> Fahrenheit |
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| Convert the Kelvin degree to Celsius and then the Celsius degree to Fahrenheit |
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| Converting Fahrenheit -> Kelvin |
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| Convert the Fahrenheit degree to Celsius, and then the Celsius degree to Kelvin |
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| Freezing Point Fahrenheit |
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| measurement for Temperature |
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| measurement for Particles of Matter |
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| measurement for Electric current |
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| measurement for Luminous Intensity |
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| flow of electrons in an electrical current |
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| atoms, molecules, ions, electrons, etc. |
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| There are seven ____________ units in the SI ; all other units are derived units |
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| Units for ______, ______, & ______ are the most common derived units used in chemistry |
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| If the density of a solid is _________ than the density of a liquid, then it will sink |
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| If the density of a solid is _________ than the density of liquid, then it will float |
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| how much mass a substance has in relation to its volume |
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| the ratio of the mass of a substance compared to the mass of an equal volume of pure water |
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