
CHAPTER 1.3 VOCAB
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- Q1_______ is the logical, systematic approach to the solution of a scientific problemscientific methodmodelobservationindependent variable30s
- Q2When you use your senses to obtain informationobservationconclusionhypothesisidea30s
- Q3Proposed explanation for an observationinvestigationconclusionhypothesistheory30s
- Q4Procedure that is used to test a hypothesishypothesisexperimentconclusionobservation30s
- Q5the variable you change during an experiment is thedependent variableindependent variable30s
- Q6the variable that is observed during the experiment is thedependent variableindependent variable30s
- Q7a representation of an object or eventgraphtheorymodelscale30s
- Q8a well tested explanation for a broad set of observationshypothesisinvestigationobservationtheory30s
- Q9a concise statement that summarizes the results of many observations and experimentstheoryscientific lawobservationconclusion30s
- Q10Which scientist is responsible for carbonation in drinks?LavoisierPriestlyFeynmanEinstein30s
- Q11Which scientist used the conservation of matter to prove that phlogestin doesn't leave metals when they rust.EinsteinLavoisierFeynmanPriestly30s
- Q12Nothing is created or lost in a chemical reaction. Matter is only transformed from one type into another. Who coined this?FeynmanEinsteinLavoisierPriestly30s
- Q13What is calx?liquid metalmetaliron orerusted metal30s
- Q14the branch of chemistry that studies chemicals containing carbon isphysical chemistryanalytical chemistryorganic chemistryinorganic chemistry30s
- Q15Chemists who work in the biotechnology field are most likely to work withgeologistsx ray technicianschemistsphysicians30s