This document discusses key concepts in science including the scientific method, elements, compounds, mixtures, solutions, and the occurrence of elements. It outlines the scientific method as a process involving observation, questioning, hypothesis, experimentation, analysis, and conclusion. It defines elements as types of atoms, compounds as mixtures of two or more elements, and mixtures as having variable compositions and being either homogeneous or heterogeneous in appearance and composition. It also provides definitions and explanations regarding solutes, solvents, saturated and unsaturated solutions, and factors that influence solubility.
This document discusses key concepts in science including the scientific method, elements, compounds, mixtures, solutions, and the occurrence of elements. It outlines the scientific method as a process involving observation, questioning, hypothesis, experimentation, analysis, and conclusion. It defines elements as types of atoms, compounds as mixtures of two or more elements, and mixtures as having variable compositions and being either homogeneous or heterogeneous in appearance and composition. It also provides definitions and explanations regarding solutes, solvents, saturated and unsaturated solutions, and factors that influence solubility.
This document discusses key concepts in science including the scientific method, elements, compounds, mixtures, solutions, and the occurrence of elements. It outlines the scientific method as a process involving observation, questioning, hypothesis, experimentation, analysis, and conclusion. It defines elements as types of atoms, compounds as mixtures of two or more elements, and mixtures as having variable compositions and being either homogeneous or heterogeneous in appearance and composition. It also provides definitions and explanations regarding solutes, solvents, saturated and unsaturated solutions, and factors that influence solubility.
● Body of techniques ■ Compounds: mixture ● Acquiring knowledge of 2 or more elements (H2O, CO2) Epistemology ● Mixtures ➔ Truth, knowledge ○ Variable compositions ■ Homogenous: Simulation Hypothesis uniformed appearance and Cogito Ergo Sum composition ■ Heterogeneous: non- Uniformitarianism uniform appearance and composition Empiricism ➔ Use of sense - object ● Solute - substance that is dissolved ● Solvent - 1. Observation 2. Asking question - Why? Aquaeus Solution (aq) - H2O 3. Making Hypothesis (Educated Guess) Saturated Solution - no more solute 4. Testing Hypothesis dissolves (Experimentation) Unsaturated Solution - more solute 5. Recording (Analysis) dissolves 6. Conclusion (Generalization) Solubility - the amount of solute that will December 12, 2017 dissolve in a specified volume or mass of solvent 3500, Egyptians, Mesopotamians ➔ Heat increases solubility ➔ Solubility of gases increases with 1774 - Antoine Lavoisier pressure ➔ Solubility of gases decreases with Physical Chemistry increasing temperature Analytical Chemistry Organic Chemistry Occurrence of Elements Inorganic Chemistry Biochemistry Human body