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Question 2
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Question 3
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Question 6
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Question 7
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What type of relationship does the expresion PV = k (k = constant) represent?

Question 8
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Draw a set of axes and label the origin. Draw a solid black line to represent a direct proportion. Draw a line (dashed, dotted or another color) to represtent a linear but not direct proportion.

Question 9
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Question 10
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Write out a question you expected me to ask but did not. Write out the correct answer to the question.

Drag each statement to the proper category.
A precipitate was formed.
The solid formed liquid at 25˚C.
A gas was produced.
The material in the test tube changed from clear to cloudy.
The test tube felt hot.
The cube has a mass of 67.08 g.
The solution turned from pink to yellow.
Water droplets formed on the sides of the beaker.
The substance was shiny and silver.
Qualitative Observation
Quantitative Observation
Inference
Assuming the scientific method refers to a stepwise process, put the steps in the appropriate order.
Make and record observations.
Design a series of steps to support or refute the hypothesis.
Process data.
Make an observation.
Reach and share the conclusion(s)
Formulate a hypothesis/Ask a question.
Organize data.
Which of the following is/are intensive properties.
boiling point
odor
color
temperature
specific gravity
phase at a given temperature
weight
density
mass
volume
Given that you perform the experiment above and observe that as the temperature of the water increases the amount of sugar that dissolves also increases. As a result, you conclude that as the temperature of a solvent increases, the amount of solute that will dissolve also increases. Your thinking would be described as
inductive reasoning
deductive reasoning
Which of the following is a theory?
Mass is conserved in chemical and physical changes.
Matter is composed of atoms.
The liquid will boil at 80˚C.
The metal will flatten out when I pound on it.