Warm Up Greater than Less than or equal

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Warm Up • Greater than, Less than or equal (<, >, or =) •

Warm Up • Greater than, Less than or equal (<, >, or =) • • • 63 cm 5 g 1, 500 m. L 536 cm 43 mg 3. 6 m 6 m 508 mg 1. 5 L 53. 6 dm 5 g 36 cm

Warm Up

Warm Up

The Metric System

The Metric System

The Metric System and SI Units • Scientists use International System (SI) units for

The Metric System and SI Units • Scientists use International System (SI) units for measurements of -distance -volume -mass -temperature • The International System is based on multiples of ten and the metric system of measurement.

The Metric System and SI Units

The Metric System and SI Units

The Metric System and SI Units

The Metric System and SI Units

Symbols in Metrics • Distance: -km, hm, dam, m, dm, cm, mm, μm •

Symbols in Metrics • Distance: -km, hm, dam, m, dm, cm, mm, μm • Volume: -k. L, h. L, da. L, l, d. L, c. L, m. L, μL • Mass: -kg, hg, dag, g, dg, cg, mg, μg

Let’s Practice Using SI Units • • • Width of a door frame. Length

Let’s Practice Using SI Units • • • Width of a door frame. Length of GA 400 A large paperclip. Life Science Text Book. Half a bottle of Coke. The amount of shampoo in a bottle-

A Special Situation • Volume can be measured with each of the following units:

A Special Situation • Volume can be measured with each of the following units: • 1 ml = 1 cm 3 = 1 cc

Temperature • Temperature is measured in Celsius (C°). • 30° is hot. • 20°

Temperature • Temperature is measured in Celsius (C°). • 30° is hot. • 20° is nice. • 10° is chilly. • 0° is ice.

Let’s Review Metric Conversions

Let’s Review Metric Conversions

Changing Metric Units

Changing Metric Units

k h da d c m

k h da d c m

k h da d 8 m = _____cm c m

k h da d 8 m = _____cm c m

k h da m d 8 m = _____cm c m

k h da m d 8 m = _____cm c m

km h da m d 8 m = _____cm c m

km h da m d 8 m = _____cm c m

km hm da m d 8 m = _____cm c m

km hm da m d 8 m = _____cm c m

km hm dam m d 8 m = _____cm c m

km hm dam m d 8 m = _____cm c m

km hm dam m dm 8 m = _____cm c m

km hm dam m dm 8 m = _____cm c m

km hm dam m dm 8 m = _____cm cm m

km hm dam m dm 8 m = _____cm cm m

km hm dam m dm 8 m = _____cm cm mm

km hm dam m dm 8 m = _____cm cm mm

km hm dam m dm 8 8 m = _____cm cm mm

km hm dam m dm 8 8 m = _____cm cm mm

km hm dam m dm 8 8 m = _____cm cm mm

km hm dam m dm 8 8 m = _____cm cm mm

km hm dam m dm 8. 8 m = _____cm cm mm

km hm dam m dm 8. 8 m = _____cm cm mm

km hm dam m 8. dm 80. 8 m = _____cm cm mm

km hm dam m 8. dm 80. 8 m = _____cm cm mm

km hm dam m 8 dm 80 8 m = _____cm cm 800. mm

km hm dam m 8 dm 80 8 m = _____cm cm 800. mm

km hm dam m 8 dm 80 8 m = _____cm cm 800. mm

km hm dam m 8 dm 80 8 m = _____cm cm 800. mm

km hm dam m 8 dm 80 8 m = 800 cm cm 800.

km hm dam m 8 dm 80 8 m = 800 cm cm 800. mm

Your Turn

Your Turn

The Microscope

The Microscope

Compound Light Microscope Main Parts • Tube w/ lenses • Magnifies • Stage objects

Compound Light Microscope Main Parts • Tube w/ lenses • Magnifies • Stage objects too small • Light source to see easily with the naked eye.

Total Magnification Power • • Multiply the magnification of the eye-piece by the highest

Total Magnification Power • • Multiply the magnification of the eye-piece by the highest objective lens (Eye Piece X Objective Lens). Ex: If the eye piece on a microscope says “ 5 x” and the high power objective lens says “ 50”, what is the total magnifying power of the microscope? 250 x

Field of View • Field of view is created as light is focused up

Field of View • Field of view is created as light is focused up on the stage from the light source. • Adjust by turning the diaphragm to allow light through to the stage. • Images appear blurred when the resolving power of the lens is not good.