Mastering Conversion Factors: Units, Conversions, and Problem Solving

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Dive into the world of unit conversions with a focus on mastering conversion factors, including Imperial and Metric units, compound units, squares and cubes, and word problems. Explore examples, practice problems, and general rules to enhance your skills in solving complex conversion challenges. Utilize additional resources for further learning and practice.


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  1. CHE 101 Fall 2021 Lecture 3 f,g Conversion Factors II Overview/Topics Skills to Master 1. Units (Imperial and Metric) 2. Conversions a. US US b. US Metric c. Metric d. Multistep Conversions e. Compound Units f. Squares and Cubes g. Word Problems h. Density i. Specific Heat 3. Use of SN, SF, Rounding 1. HW 3 f,g Metric Additional Useful Links www.chemhaven.org/che101 Khan Academy Google/You Tube Read Hein Chapter 2

  2. Conversion Compound Units Example: Convert 65 mi/hr to km/sec Example: Convert 5.0 gallons/sec to mL/day Can you: Solve Compound Units Problems HW 3 f

  3. You Try It: Example: Convert 25 miles/gal to km/L Example: Convert 325 tons/hr ng/min

  4. Conversion Squares and Cubes Example: Convert 120 m2 to cm2 Example: Convert 35,000 in3 to ft3 Can you: Solve Squares and Cube Problems HW 3 f

  5. You Try It: Example: 150 cm2 to ft2 Example: Convert 3.50 x 1015 mL to mi3 Can you: Solve Squares and Cube Problems HW 3 f

  6. Conversion General Rules and Ideas 1. Anything with 2+ units is a CF 2. Question Answer 3. List any possible CF s 4. Try 5. If you fail, try again!

  7. Conversion Word Problems Example: A person driving a brand new Tesla drives 75 mi/hr. If the person drives from Rangely to Denver (a distance of 500 miles) how many hours will it take him to get there? Example: A person driving a brand new Tesla drives 75 mi/hr. If the person robs a bank and then drives for 450 minutes how many miles away will he be? Can you: Solve word problems HW 3 g

  8. You Try It: Example: A horse can haul 50.0 lbs of gear up a mountain. If you need to move 1200 kg of gear up a mountain how many horses will you need? Can you: Solve Word Problems HW 3 g

  9. You Try It: Example: You work for a zoo and have decided you want to trade an elephant for some kangaroo s but will need to do several trades to do this. You can trade 12 apes for 5 snakes, 1 elephant for 9 emu s, 2 emu s for 5 koala s, 3 koala s for 7 apes and 5 snakes for a kangaroo. How many kangaroo s can you get if you trade 2 elephants. Can you: Solve Word Problems HW 3 g

  10. Conversion Temperature 1. Slightly different than other units because F and C define zero differently and the size of a degree is different. 2. Linear relationship so we can use an equation to convert between them. 3. C and K same sized unit, zero is defined differently F = 1.8( C) + 32 Can you: Solve Temperature Problems Lab 3 Temperature

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