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Ch.1 Chem Vocab

  • Mass: Amount of matter in an object.

  • Matter: Anything that has mass and occupies space.

  • Weight: Force of gravity on an object's mass.

  • Scientific Method: Systematic research approach.

  • Qualitative Data: Descriptive, non-numerical information.

  • Quantitative Data: Numerical information.

  • Hypothesis: Testable prediction or explanation.

  • Experiment: Controlled procedure to test a hypothesis.

  • Independent Variable: Factor changed by the experimenter.

  • Dependent Variable: Factor measured in response to changes.

  • Control: Standard for comparison in an experiment.

  • Conclusion: Summary of experimental results.

  • Model: Representation of an idea, object, or system.

  • Theory: Well-substantiated explanation of natural phenomena.

  • Scientific Law: Statement describing consistent natural phenomena.

  • Pure Research: Study for knowledge's sake.

  • Applied Research: Study to solve practical problems.

  • Technology: Application of scientific knowledge.

  • Chemistry: Study of matter and its interactions.

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Ch.1 Chem Vocab

  • Mass: Amount of matter in an object.

  • Matter: Anything that has mass and occupies space.

  • Weight: Force of gravity on an object's mass.

  • Scientific Method: Systematic research approach.

  • Qualitative Data: Descriptive, non-numerical information.

  • Quantitative Data: Numerical information.

  • Hypothesis: Testable prediction or explanation.

  • Experiment: Controlled procedure to test a hypothesis.

  • Independent Variable: Factor changed by the experimenter.

  • Dependent Variable: Factor measured in response to changes.

  • Control: Standard for comparison in an experiment.

  • Conclusion: Summary of experimental results.

  • Model: Representation of an idea, object, or system.

  • Theory: Well-substantiated explanation of natural phenomena.

  • Scientific Law: Statement describing consistent natural phenomena.

  • Pure Research: Study for knowledge's sake.

  • Applied Research: Study to solve practical problems.

  • Technology: Application of scientific knowledge.

  • Chemistry: Study of matter and its interactions.