1.3 - Scientific law.

Scientific laws are statements that describe things that are constantly
observed.
1.4 - There wasn’t a test to support the ideas so it was just an idea with no support.
1.6 - A hypothesis is a potential explanation of a narrow phenomenon and a law is a statement
about an observed phenomenon or a unifying concept.
1.8 - solid, liquid, and matter
1.10 - (A) It is an extremely good conductor of both heat and electricity. It is softer than zinc and
can be polished to a bright finish. It is found in group Ib of the periodic table, together with silver
and gold. (B) It can be cut into smaller pieces, coiled in different shapes, and melted using heat.
1.12 - when you boil water it changes states.
1.15 - A rock sitting on the edge of a cliff. If the rock were to fall off the cliff. This would change it
to kinetic energy since the rock would be moving.
1.19 - (A) Yes, it is a physical change because it is holding the same amount of matter (B) No,
the chemical properties are being changed. ( C ) it is not chemically changing. It is keeping its
potential energy.
1.21 - (A) heat of fusion is when the amount of energy required to change a substance from a
solid to a liquid is at its melting point.(B) Heat of vaporization is when you have an amount of
heat needed to turn a liquid into a vapor, without a rise in the temperature of the liquid.
1.23 - The heat from your arm goes into the water, and that is conducting.
1.25 - False
1.27 - on paper
1.29 - on paper
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1.36 - on paper
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1.38 - on paper
1.41 - on paper
1.46 - (A) It is not correct because several measurements of the melting point are made. (B) If
he tests something that scientists already know the melting point of it doesn’t come out the
same.
1.47 - on paper
1.49 - on paper
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1.55 - on paper
1.57 - on paper
1.62 - on paper
1.67 - on paper
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1.89 - on paper