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1 Introduction- Ch. 2, Sec. 1 Scientific Methods
Most scientific discoveries result from __________________. Researchers use _______________ _______________to carry out ______________________________.

2 [The] Scientific Method[s]
What is it/ What are they? A ________ approach to solving ______________by ___________ and ______________, formulating _______________, testing these _____________, and formulating __________ (explanations) that are supported by the collected data.

3 Vocabulary Observe: to use your senses to obtain information
Qualitative data: data that is ____________________________ Quantitative data: data that ____________________________

4 Vocabulary __________: a specific portion of matter in a given region of space that has been selected for study during an experiment or observation; any part of the universe isolated for study. ________________: a testable statement This must be ________________. __________(scientific): explanation of how phenomena occur and how data or events are related Could be visual, verbal, mathematical, etc.

5 Vocabulary __________: a broad generalization that __________ a body of facts or phenomena They are based on gathered _______________. They are not just random explanations. Must ____________of results of new experiments in that area.

6 Steps in the Scientific Method
_________________________

7 Observing Collecting data Measuring Experimenting Communicating

8 Observing and Collecting Data
A procedure is followed under _________ ____________to make valid observations and collect data Data is frequently displayed in _________ way to show relationships Graph on the next slide shows the relationship between reactants and products as the reaction proceeds. Line Graph- Figure 2

9 Formulating Hypotheses
Organizing and analyzing data Classifying Inferring Predicting Communicating

10 Testing Predicting Experimenting Communicating Collecting data
Measuring If data do not support hypothesis, _______ or ________ the hypothesis

11 Theorizing Constructing models Predicting Communicating

12 Publish Results Communicating
Results of scientific inquiry must be ___________, ___________, and ________________to be considered scientifically legitimate If the results are confirmed by other scientists, the theory is validated


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