scientific notation ap chemistry august 11 th, 2015
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Scientific NotationAP Chemistry August 11th, 2015
Scientific Notation To represent very large numerical values
or very small numerical values, we will use scientific notation!
Scientific NotationTo be in proper scientific notation the number must be written with* a coefficient term between 1 and 10* and multiplied by a power of
ten 23 X 105 is not in proper scientific
notation. Why?
Scientific Notation
A positive exponent shows that the decimal point is shifted that number of places to the right. (Number is large aka greater than 1)
A negative exponent shows that the decimal point is shifted that number of places to the left. (Number is small aka less than 1)
Scientific Notation-Powers of Ten
Scientific Notation Using scientific notation, rewrite the following numbers. Or convert back to
standard notation.
347,000.
902,000,000.
61,400.
1.23 X 105
6.806 X 106
Scientific Notation Using scientific notation, rewrite the following
numbers. Or convert back to standard notation. 347,000.
3.47 X 105
902,000,000. 9.02 X 108
61,400. 6.14 X 104
1.23 X 105
123,000 6.806 X 106
6,806,000
Scientific Notation
4,000
2.48 X 103
6.123 X 106
306,000,000
Scientific Notation4,000
4 X 103
2.48 X 103
2,4806.123 X 106
6,123,000306,000,000
3.06 X 108
Scientific Notation
Negative powers of ten:
Scientific NotationUsing Scientific Notation,
rewrite the following numbers.
0.000882
0.00000059
0.00004
Scientific NotationUsing Scientific Notation,
rewrite the following numbers. 0.000882
8.82 X 10-4
0.00000059 5.9 X 10-7
0.00004 4 X 10-5
Scientific Notation
0.0004
1.248 X 10-6
6.123 X 10-5
0.00000306
0.000892
Scientific Notation 0.0004
4 X 10-4
1.248 X 10-6
0.000001248 6.123 X 10-5
0.00006123 0.00000306
3.06 X 10-6
0.000892 8.92 X 10-4
MultiplicationWhen multiplying numbers written in scientific notation…..multiply the first factors and add the exponents.
Sample Problem: Multiply (3.2 x 10-3) (2.1 x 105)
Division
Divide the numerator by the denominator. Subtract the exponent in the denominator from the exponent in the numerator.
Sample Problem: Divide (6.4 x 106) by (1.7 x 102)
Practice1. (3.05 x 106) ÷ (4.55 x 10¯10)
2. (2.68 x 10¯5) x (4.40 x 10¯8)
3. (8.41 x 106) x (5.02 x 1012)
4. (9.21 x 10¯4) ÷ (7.60 x 105)