Hon Chemistry: Today we wrapped up the discussion of sig figs – using them in calculations. How are you doing with them? Tomorrow let’s apply what you’ve learned! Good times!!
What about that SI Quiz tomorrow? Make sure you are actively studying these things:
Everything in the SI Prefixes chart: symbol, exponent, meaning, and how many in one of a larger one. For example, 1 L is how many cL?
SI fundamental and derived quantities and their symbols
SI fundamental and derived units, their symbols, and the quantity they measure
SI standard unit for all the quantities
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My triumph for this week was applying information I had learned in the past with new things I’m learning in chemistry. These are things like sig figs, rounding, and SI prefixes.
One of my main triumphs for this week is figuring out how to work the chemistry class website. Although the website is straightforward, at first I didn’t know where to go and what to check. Now I can easily find what I need to on the website which helps me stay caught up and organized.
A triumph I had this week in Chemistry was being consistent with completing homework and studying. I made sure that everything on the syllabus was completed or written down for me to complete it later. This in turn has helped me organize all my other responsibilities, helping me to better manage my time.
A triumph I had this week in chemistry was completing my work and making time to study. Whether it was to answer the questions in the book or finish a lab, I worked to get it done. I also made sure to make time for studying so that I didn’t wait until the last minute to start.