Chemistry as a Science

Question 1

Compounds of carbon, life,
human body, plant, proteins,
carbohydrates.

Answer 1

Organic

Question 2

Compound in periodic table, non-life, minerals

Answer 2

Inorganic.

Question 3

Systematized body of knowledge based on nature and the facts of life gathered through keen observation (research) and experimentation. A process by which knowledge is produced.

Answer 3

Science

Question 4

• Used to solve problems.
• Way we do research
• Make observations of nature.
• Derive a hypothesis or build a
  model in response to observations.
• Construct experiments to bolster or refute hypotheses or models.

Answer 4

The Scientific Method

Question 5

Scientific Method

Answer 5

1. Question
2. Hypotheses
3. Experiment
4. Data
5. Analyze
6. Report

Question 6

Pick something your curious about

Answer 6

Question

Question 7

Educated/Intelligent Guess

Answer 7

Hypothesis

Question 8

Plan to test hypotheses, observations, see if it’s right or wrong

Answer 8

Experiment

Question 9

record of experimental results

Answer 9

Data

Question 10

review data and draw a conclusion

Answer 10

Analyze

Question 11

Explain results and analysis to determine if hypothesis is right or wrong

Answer 11

Report

Question 12

systematic approach to research

Answer 12

Scientific Method

Question 13

Tentative Explanation for a set of observations (tentative answer). It is tested then modified in repeat

Answer 13

Hypothesis

Question 14

Facts, Concepts, Theories and
Laws

Answer 14

Scientific Products

Question 15

chemical or chemist laws like
laws in physics (Been proven in
most cases/true in cases.)

Answer 15

Scientific Laws

Question 16

a concise statement of a relationship between phenomena that is always the same under the same conditions. (it is possible to break the law)

Answer 16

Law

Question 17

is a unifying principle that explains a body of facts and/or those laws that are based on them (can change). Is not proven

Answer 17

Theory

Question 18

Forms when iron is exposed to oxygen

Answer 18

Rust

Question 19

Rust is

Answer 19

Ferric (Iron) Oxide (Fe203)

Question 20

does not rust but will turn brownish/yellowish overtime

Answer 20

Aluminum (oxide)

Question 21

Application of Science

Answer 21

Technology

Question 22

• Involves agriculture, tissue
  culture, food production, health
  and the environment, industrial
  processes and genetic
  engineering.
• Taking care of the environment.
• Genes, DNA
• Living things

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Biotechnology

Question 23

• This includes chemical and industrial processes, mechanical systems, manufacturing and transportation.
• Chemical, and industrial processess
• machines

Answer 23

Process Technology

Question 24

• Involves the design and production of simple circuits, robotics control systems, and electronic devices
• Robotics, computers
• Rapidly changing

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Electronic Control/Technology

Question 25

• involves the use and development of materials to achieve a desired result like
  construction, preservation and recycling of materials.
• Improvements of different materials
• Production of new materials and products

Answer 25

Material Technology

Question 26

Natural Science

Answer 26

Physical and Biological Science

Question 27

Physical Science

Answer 27

• Physics
• Chemistry
• Earth and Environmental Science
• Anatomy

Question 28

Biological / Life Science

Answer 28

• Zoology
• Botany

Question 29

• Micro organism
• Biology applied to chemistry or vice versa

Answer 29

Bio Science