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1. Choose the one answer that fits best. One mole is a. A baker's dozen b. One molecule of a given substance c. 6.022 x 1023 d. The concentration of a 1 M solution e. The weight of a molecule of a given substance 2. Short answer. Sort the following units from largest to smallest: nm, um, km, cm, mm, m. 3. Short answer. 1 centimeter (cm) is 0.01m, expressed exponentially, 102 m. Express exponentially, and using the correct metric prefixes (check the very first page of your worksheets for prefixes): 1 kilogram is how many grams? 1 millimeter is how many centimeters? 10 milliliters is how many liters?

1. Choose the one answer that fits best. One mole is a. A baker's dozen b. One molecule of a given substance c. 6.022 x 1023 d. The concentration of a 1 M solution e. The weight of a molecule of a given substance 2. Short answer. Sort the following units from largest to smallest: nm, um, km, cm, mm, m. 3. Short answer. 1 centimeter (cm) is 0.01m, expressed exponentially, 102 m. Express exponentially, and using the correct metric prefixes (check the very first page of your worksheets for prefixes): 1 kilogram is how many grams? 1 millimeter is how many centimeters? 10 milliliters is how many liters?

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Test your knowledge and understanding with the following questions. 1. Choose the one answer that fits best. One mole is a. A baker's dozen b. One molecule of a given substance c. 6.022 x 1023 d. The concentration of a 1 M solution e. The weight of a molecule of a given substance 2. Short answer. Sort the following units from largest to smallest: nm, um, km, cm, mm, m. 3. Short answer. 1 centimeter (cm) is 0.01m, expressed exponentially, 102 m. Express exponentially, and using the correct metric prefixes (check the very first page of your worksheets for prefixes): 1 kilogram is how many grams? 1 millimeter is how many centimeters? 10 milliliters is how many liters? 4. Short answer. The average diameter of a red blood cells is 6 um. What is that in mm? 5. Short answer. A patient is being prepped for surgery and the anesthesiologist is determining how much anesthesia to give the patient. If the patient weighs 84kg, and the recommended dose is 1.6mL per kg, how much will be needed? 6. Short answer. John got a BS in Biology and because he always liked mechanics, he went and got a Master's degree in Prosthetics. He is working on creating a silicon prosthesis for a patient. He needs to make a 35% silicone mixture to get the correct consistency. If he is making 175mL of the mixture, how much silicone does he need?
Transcribed Image Text:Test your knowledge and understanding with the following questions. 1. Choose the one answer that fits best. One mole is a. A baker's dozen b. One molecule of a given substance c. 6.022 x 1023 d. The concentration of a 1 M solution e. The weight of a molecule of a given substance 2. Short answer. Sort the following units from largest to smallest: nm, um, km, cm, mm, m. 3. Short answer. 1 centimeter (cm) is 0.01m, expressed exponentially, 102 m. Express exponentially, and using the correct metric prefixes (check the very first page of your worksheets for prefixes): 1 kilogram is how many grams? 1 millimeter is how many centimeters? 10 milliliters is how many liters? 4. Short answer. The average diameter of a red blood cells is 6 um. What is that in mm? 5. Short answer. A patient is being prepped for surgery and the anesthesiologist is determining how much anesthesia to give the patient. If the patient weighs 84kg, and the recommended dose is 1.6mL per kg, how much will be needed? 6. Short answer. John got a BS in Biology and because he always liked mechanics, he went and got a Master's degree in Prosthetics. He is working on creating a silicon prosthesis for a patient. He needs to make a 35% silicone mixture to get the correct consistency. If he is making 175mL of the mixture, how much silicone does he need?
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