Chapter 1 quiz, you should take after reading the first chapter, and attending class on 09/01/08 . It will close after 09/02/08.
Hypothesis.
Law.
Theory.
Prediction.
Datum.
Water
Tea
Root beer float
Vegetable oil
Vinegar
Iron rusting
Reaction of sodium metal with water
Leaves changing color
Souring of milk
Dissolving sugar in water
Water
Iron
Milk
Sodium metal
Air
Distilled water
Aspirin tablets
Table salt
gasoline
light
Wood
Air
Light
Atoms
Water
Hypothesis—a prediction of phenomena
Experiment—a carefully controlled procedure conducted to test a theory
Data—facts obtained by experimentation
Compound—a mixture whose composition varies over a broad range
Element—a substance that is made up of atoms of only a single type
Squeezing the juice from grapes
Distillation of an ethanol
Melting ice
Fermenting grape juice
Evaporating water
Color
Hardness
Clarity
Melting point
Flammability
Boiling point
Odor
Density
Solubility in water
Reaction with oxygen
Testable
Reproducible
Provable
Explanatory
Tentative
A theory provides explanations of observed natural phenomena.
A theory can be proven correct if sufficient experimental data is acquired.
A theory must be consistent with all known information.
Scientific laws are brief statements summarizing large amounts of scientific data.
A hypothesis is a tentative explanation or prediction which can be tested by experiment.
Burning of gasoline
Stability of gold
Rusting of iron in air
Shock sensitivity of nitroglycerin
Conductivity of electricity
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