Chapter 4: Metric System
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Chapter 4: Metric SystemChapter 4: Metric System
Standard Units &Standard Units &Metric ConversionsMetric Conversions
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What is Metrics?What is Metrics?
Based on factors of tenBased on factors of ten
Also Called International System (SI)Also Called International System (SI)
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Why use metrics in Why use metrics in science?science?
Factors of ten are much easier to Factors of ten are much easier to work with.work with.
Research does not just occur in Research does not just occur in the U.S.—a global community the U.S.—a global community requires a universal measuring requires a universal measuring system.system.
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Standard UnitsStandard Units
LengthLengthMassMassTimeTimeTemperatureTemperatureAmount of substanceAmount of substance
meterkilogramsecond
Deg. Celsiusmole
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Derived UnitsDerived Units
AreaAreaVolumeVolume
DensityDensityConcentrationConcentrationEnergyEnergy
Square meter (m2)Cubic meter (m3)
Though this is the standard, we will Though this is the standard, we will mostly use liters!mostly use liters!
Kg/m3
Moles/literJoules (force x length
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Metric PrefixesMetric Prefixes
Each prefix signifies an amount of Each prefix signifies an amount of base units represented.base units represented.
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King Henry Died by drinking
cockroach milkshakes!!!
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Kilo-Kilo- 10001000Hecto-Hecto- 100100Deka-Deka- 1010Base unitBase unitDeci-Deci- .1 or 1/10th.1 or 1/10thCenti-Centi- .01 or 1/100th.01 or 1/100thMilli-Milli- .001 or 1/1000th.001 or 1/1000th
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Other prefixesOther prefixes
Mega- 1 000 000Mega- 1 000 000Giga-Giga- 1 000 000 000 1 000 000 000Tera- 1 000 000 000 000Tera- 1 000 000 000 000
Micro- .00001 or 1/1000000thMicro- .00001 or 1/1000000thNano- .000000001 or 1/billonNano- .000000001 or 1/billonPico- .000000000001 Pico- .000000000001
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268 grams =_____milligrams 5,638 centimeters =___meters
8 meters =_____Kilometers
Sample ProblemsSample Problems
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.0096 Kilograms =_____decigrams 13 liters =_____deciliters
2.85 milliliters =___centiliters
2.5 centigrams =_____grams
Sample ProblemsSample Problems
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28 Decameters =____Kilometers .03 Kilometers =____centimeters
8 liters =____deciliters
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