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scientific notation rules Answer: - if the number is positive, the decimal moves to the right.

e.g.: 6.66 x 10^-6 = 0.00000666

- if the number is negative, the decimal moves to the left.

e.g.: 6.66 x 10^6 = 6660000



unit conversion calculations Answer: - metric system acronym: KHDUDCM ;

> kilo (10^3)

> hecto (10^2)

> deca (10)

> unit (1)

> deci (10^-1)

> centi (10^-2)

> milli (10^-3)



density calculations Answer: - density = mass/volume ; d = m/v

- when doing stoich, remember to use the correct units



percent mass calculations Answer: mass percent tells you the percentage of each element that
makes up the compound.

- mass % = (mass of chemical/total mass of compound) x 100

> in grams

solving for mass when not given masses ;

, - mass % = (molar mass of element/total molecular mass of compound) x 100

> in (g/mol)

> find molar masses in periodic table!



reading and balancing chemical formulas Answer: - subscripts of formulas may not be changed; only
allowed to change coefficients ;

1. write out number of atoms below each side of equation

e.g.: __C4H10 + __O2 → __CO2 + __H2O

C=4C=1

H = 10 H = 2

O=2O=3

2. then, toy with the coefficients until the numbers balance on each side.*

e.g.: 2 C4H10 + 13 O2 → 8 CO2 + 10 H2O

C=8C=8

H = 20 H = 20

O = 26 O = 26

*you can simplify if all coefficients have a common divisor that produces whole numbers.



types of reactions Answer: - synthesis: two or more chemicals combine to form a more complex
product.

> A + B → AB

- decomposition: a compound is broken down into smaller chemical species

> AB → A + B

- single replacement: one element is displaced from a compound by another element

> A + BC → AC + B

- double replacement: two compounds exchange bonds or ions in order to form different compounds

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