
Using Conversion Factors
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9th - 12th Grade
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Cynthia Elm
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Using Conversion Factors
aka ... Dimensional Analysis
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Conversion factors
- Find two things that are equal.
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Write them down.
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Create a conversion factor.
Place the thing you want to end up with on the top.
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Let's practice writing conversion factors
minutes and hours - you want hours
days and hours - you want days
donuts to dozens of donuts - you want donuts
feet to meters - you want meters
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Let's try this with moles
Which two things are equal?
Write them down.
Write the conversion factor if you want to find the mass of nitrogen.
Make sure the mass is on top.
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Write the conversion factors for ...
silicon - you want moles
sodium - you want mass
iron - you want mass
calcium - you want moles
tin - you want moles
Write these in your chem notebook plus five more conversions factors that you create and send me a screenshot by the end of the period for 10 points.
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