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| A(n) _________ is something that has magnitude, size, or amount. | quantity |
| Teaspoons, kilograms, and km/hr are all examples of _______. | units of measurement |
| The measurement system that scientists around the world all use is abbreviated ____. | SI |
| Mass is a measure of the quantity of ______. | matter |
| _____ is a measurement of a quantity of matter. | Mass |
| The SI standard unit for mass is the ____. | kilogram |
| ______ is a measure of the gravitational pull on matter. | Weight |
| Weight is a measure of the gravitational pull on ______. | matter |
| Weight is a measure of the ________on matter. | gravitational pull |
| _____ does not depend on gravity. (Choose between mass and weight) | Mass |
| Length is a measure of _____. | distance |
| The SI standard for length is the _____. | meter |
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| If 1 kg = 2.2 lbs (it does), what are two ways you could turn this information into conversion factors? | .,  |
| The prefix "deci-" has an exponential factor of ____. | .,  |
| The prefix "pico-" has an exponential factor of ____. | .,  |
| The prefix "centi-" has an exponential factor of ____. | .,  |
| The prefix "milli-" has an exponential factor of ____. | vanilli,  |
| What's even smaller than a nanoliter? | Chuck Norris' heart,  |
| The prefix "micro-" has an exponential factor of ____. | .,  |
| The prefix "nano-" has an exponential factor of ____. | .,  |
| The prefix "deka-" has an exponential factor of ____. | .,  |
| The prefix "kilo-" has an exponential factor of ____. | .,  |
| The prefix "mega-" has an exponential factor of ____. | .,  |
| The prefix "giga-" has an exponential factor of ____. | .,  |
| _______ is a mathematical technique that allows you to use units to solve problems involving measurements. | Dimensional analysis |
| Dimensional analysis is a mathematical technique that allows you to use _____ to solve problems involving measurements. | units |
| I'm wondering if anyone uses these flashcards on their own, so if you read this and you are the first person to send me an email with the subject line saying "Chemistry Rules," I will give you one extra credit point on the next quiz. | .,  |
