in the following arithmetic operation when carried out, how many
significant figures should be reported in...
in the following arithmetic operation when carried out, how many
significant figures should be reported in the answer and why?
(0.523)(1.2161-0.99)+(2.648/0.87)(84-81.98)
1: State how many significant figures there are
in each of the following calculations, and indicate which is the
limiting value:
Part (a)
(18.7)2:
1- 1 (limited by 2)
2-4 (limited by 18.7
3- 2 (limited by 18.7
4- 3 (limited by 18.7)
5- None of these.
Part (b) (1.60 ×
10-19)(3712) :
1- 2 (limited by 3712)
2- 2 (limited by 1.60)
3- 4 (limited by 3712)
4- 3 (limited by 1.60)
5- None of these.
2: A student...
1. How many significant figures are there in each of the
following numbers?
45.6.......
0.041.......
343.2.......
0.361362.......
2. When 42.9 is divided by
83.581, the answer should be reported to how many
significant digits?
What is the result of this calculation (when reported to the
correct number of significant figures)? 42.9 /
83.581 =
When 83.581 is subtracted from
42.9, the result should be reported with how many
digits after the decimal point?
What is the result of this calculation...
carry out the following operations,and express the
answer with the appropriate number of significant figures and
units.
a)(5.231 mm)(6.1mm)
b)72.3 g/1.5mL
c)12.21g + 0.0123g
d)31.03g + 12mg
1. Carry out the following calculations, expressing each result
with the correct number of significant figures:?
a) 16.421 g + 0.050 48 g = ?
g
b) 4.6742 g / 0.003 71 L = ?
g/L
c) 0.541 mL + 32.1 mL - 2.5833 mL = ? mL
2. The following cylinder contains three liquids that do not mix
with one another:
water (density=1.0g/mL),
vegetable oil (density=0.93g/mL),
and mercury (density=13.5g/mL
-Which liquid is which?
a.Top liquid is?
b. Middle liquid...
13. Which of the following will migrate the farthest when an
electrophoresis experiment is carried out at pH 7?
a) Proline (pI=6.3)
b) Glycine (pI=6.0)
c) Serine (pI=5.7)
d) Histidine (pI=7.6)
e) Aspartic acid (pI=2.8)
When the following reaction was carried out, the student
obtained 5 g of CO2. If the student started with 10 g of
CH4 and 10 g of O2, what is the % yield of
the reaction?
CH4 + 2 O2 --> CO2 + 2
H2O