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Chemistry

What is Chemistry ~The science that deals with the materials of the universe and the changes these materials undergo. The study of the interactions of matter (atoms and molecules) and the energy involved

Gathering Information Observation- a fact you use one of your senses to determine (the thermometer reads 24o C, this font is white) Inference- something you reason out (Heat entered the liquid causing the temperature to rise) Inferences are not as reliable as observations but sometimes required.

Problem Solving 1. Recognize some problem, and clearly state it. 2. Propose a possible solution to the problem, this is formulating a hypothesis. 3. Test your hypothesis by running some type of an experiment

Scientific Method ~A procedure for solving problems Gather information Form a hypothesis Test your hypothesis Analyze your results Draw conclusion Repeat your work and share it with others

It is not an exact sequence Repeat your work And share it with others Gather info Draw conclusion Form hypothesis Problem Analyze results Test hypothesis

Experiment There are many ways to experiment Variable- what you are testing only test one variable at a time A control group is necessary for an accurate comparison (the experiment without the variable) Blinded control groups don’t know they are the control Double blinded studies have patients who don’t know they are the control and experimenters who don’t know they are working with the control

Theories and Laws Common definitions of these words cause confusion. Theory- commonly is a hypothesis. An educated guess as to the solution of the problem. Law- a rule, that must be followed. THIS IS NOT THE DEFINITION OF SCIENTIFIC THEORY OR LAW!!

Theories and Laws Theory- attempts to explain why data gained from conclusions and observations are so. Law- summary of what is said in several conclusions and observations. Theories do NOT become laws! The names have nothing to do with level of acceptance.

Models Model- any representation of an object or a system A theory is sometimes called a model as it explains helps to explain how something works. The theory or model of how a gas works would be countless tiny particles (atoms and molecules) moving about rapidly colliding with everything. This is the best possible accepted account for why gas act the way they do.

Laws A Natural Law is a summary statement. Like Charles’ Law, put simply, heating a gas makes it expand, cooling it makes it contract. There is no why in a Law, just what happens. A law is NOT a more proven version of a theory, it is a different type of a statement.