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Science voc list Q#1

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scientific method   The process by which scientists improve their understanding of the universe.  
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physical science   The study of matter and energy interactions, chemistry and physics.  
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chemistry   The study of the forms, structure, interactions and reactions of matter  
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hypothesis   A more or less new idea which needs more data or experimental repetition. An educated guess, based on known evidence, to answer a question or problem  
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variable   A factor that influences a system  
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experimental variable   manipulated or changed intentionally between set-ups  
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controlled variable   not allowed to change from one set up to another  
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responding variable   changes as a result of changing the experimental variable  
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data   They are facts collected using the scientific method. They are not explanations. They can be measurements or descriptions of anything you noticed while doing an experiment.  
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unit   A standard quantity used to make measurements comparable. Exs. grams or meters  
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metric system   A decimal system of units. The naming is based on powers of ten like our decimal system, so converting within the system requires no math.  
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significant digits   the digits from a measurement or calculation that can be reported because they correctly represent the level of precision of the tool and accuracy of the scientist.  
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accuracy   how correctly an action is done (depends on the person)  
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precision   how small an interval a measurement tool is capable of measuring  
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estimation   making a reasonable guess to about where a pointer is pointing between the two closest lines on a scale.  
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theory   A set of principles used to explain and/or make predictions about phenomena  
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scientific law   A formula or formal statement of a phenomena observable within specified conditions which has not been disproved after many experiments and much debate  
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physics   The study of energy, forces, and motion of objects.  
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technology   The application of science to create a product. It is also used to mean a product of science.  
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