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Bell Work
Put in Scientific Notation
360 000000 g __________________
48000 m ______________________
.000056 cm ____________________
3.5 X 10 7 (DO THE OPPOSITE)___________
Scientific Notation
&
DIMENSIONAL
ANALYSIS
PAGE 13 OF NOTEBOOK
Ojective:
Write numbers in Scientific Notation
Evaluate word problems using Scientific
Notation
Evaluate Dimensional Analysis
Main Idea
Read Aloud
Page 40
WHAT IS SCIENTIFIC NOTATION?
SCIENTIFIC NOTATION:
A SHORT WAY TO WRITE VERY SMALL OR VERY
LARGE NUMBERS
1,000,000,000,000 cm
1.0 X 1012 cm
Rules for Scientific Notation
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1.
2.
Put the Decimal after the 1st digit and drop the
zeroes. 2400 ---- 2.4
To find the exponent count the number of places
from the end of the number.
2400 ------ 2.4 x 103
Guided Practice:
Turn to Page 40 in your chemistry text book
Example Problem 2.2:
The diameter of the sun is 1,392,000 km
The density of the sun’s lower atmosphere is
0.000000028 g/cm3
Rules for Multiplication/Division in Scientific
Notation
Page 14
Division
Multiplication
1.
Multiply Coefficients
2. Add the exponents
(base 10 remains)
1.
Divide the
coefficients
2.
Subtract Exponents
(base 10 remains).
Independent Practice
Page 41; Problems 11 & 12
Page 42; Problems 15 & 16
What is Dimensional Analysis?
A systematic approach to solving problems that using
conversions factors.
Conversion factor-ratio of equivalent factors
Example:
Reciprocal ?
1000 meter = 1 kilometer
or
1km
1000m
Guided Practice
Page 45; Problems 17 - 20
Classwork/The Price of Gasoline
Assume that the Gasoline in Europe cost
$0.989 per liter and the current price is
$2.59 per gallon in the United States.
Which country has the lowest price.
1L = 1 quart
4 quarts = 1 gallon
Answer to Group Activity 1
$3.96 /gallon
The European Gas is extremely
expensive.
Extra-Credit/Cooking Conversion
The density of peanut oil is 0.920
g/mL. There are 237 mL in a
measuring cup. If a recipe calls for ¼
cup of peanut oil, How many grams of
peanut oil are required(hint: .250= ¼ )
?
Answer to Group Activity 2
54.4 grams