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Measurements

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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tool of science

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Math

#2
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We measure mass quantity of matter

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Measurement

#3
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invariable and independent

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Mass (kg,g)

#4
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• Varies relation to distance • Depend on the gravitational force • The lower the gravitational force, the lower the weight and vice versa

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Weight

#5
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• Space occupied by substance or object • Bigger space = bigger volume

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Volume (liter, mL)

#6
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• Distance covered of the certain object • How long or short the object is

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Length

#7
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Volume, mass degrees Fahrenheit, Celsius (American system), or kelvin (absolute temperature). Amount of kinetic energy present in a substance.

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Temperature

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High Temp (hot)

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Large K.E

#9
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Low Temp (cold)

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Low K.E

#10
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Water Boils at

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100 degrees celsius, 112 degrees Fahrenheit, 373 Kelvin

#11
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• Derived dimension and derived units. • lightness /heaviness of a substance • Dense or not dense • Depends on mass per given volume

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Density (g/mL)

#12
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The ratio of density of the substance being referred to and density of water.

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Specific Gravity

#13
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• Close to each other • e.g. 76,77,76

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Precise

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Close agreement in true value

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Accurate

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(Internet, books)

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True values

#16
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Measurement can be

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Metric System (Philippines)

#17
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Metric System

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Kilogram (mass)

#18
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• Rounded off • Reliability in terms of large numbers • More accurate = more significant

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Significant Figures

#19
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• useful for very large and very small numbers, especially in non-SI units. • Diamond is a pure carbon Arrangement of carbon

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Scientific Notation

#20
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empirical science

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Chemistry

#21
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Chemistry is studied by

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• Measuring physical properties and observing chemical reactions. (Boiling point, formation of bubbles? change in color so there is a reaction) • Supported by facts and evidences

#22
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are created to explain observations and organize collected data.

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Models

#23
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recorded via measurements. (Recorded the temperature)

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Observation in Science

#24
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included in observation

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UNIT OF MEASUREMENTS