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Nanotechnology and Scientific Inquiry

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Which of these questions is testable in a scientific investigation?
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Does a red rose smell better than a pink rose?
Is science a better subject to study than foreign language?
Are plastics more toxic than wood when burned?
Are mountains more beautiful than oceans?

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Q1
Which of these questions is testable in a scientific investigation?
Does a red rose smell better than a pink rose?
Is science a better subject to study than foreign language?
Are plastics more toxic than wood when burned?
Are mountains more beautiful than oceans?
60s
Q2
What do we mean by “evidence” in a scientific inquiry?
It is information acquired from older people.
It is observations or the results of experiments.
It is variables we measure in an experiment.
It is information acquired through personal experience.
60s
Q3
The term that refers to surfaces that repel water and are non-polar is____________.
hydrophobic
hydrostatic
hydroacidic
hydrophilic
60s
Q4
A nanometer is equal to________________.
1/100 meter
1/1000 meter
1/1,000,000 meter
1/1,000,000,000 meter
60s
Q5
Which of the following is an example of a hydrophyllic substance?
Oil
Tissue Paper
Fats
The surface of a Lotus leaf (Water Lily)
60s