Chemistry 100 Fall 2003 Instructor: Mark Davis. Chapter One: An Introduction to Chemistry Why study Chemistry? Scientific Method.

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Chemistry 100 Fall 2003 Instructor: Mark Davis

Chapter One: An Introduction to Chemistry Why study Chemistry? Scientific Method

What is Chemistry? The study of all substances and the changes that they can undergo The CENTRAL SCIENCE

Why Study Chemistry? Useful for other sciences Required course Fun and Challenging Remember: –Process of Discovery –Understand Concepts, NOT Single Facts

Scientific Method Observation Question Hypothesis Experiment Conclusion

Scientific Method Natural Law Explains how nature behaves Theory Explains why nature behaves in a certain way Conclusion PredictionExperiment

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