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    SPM Form 4 Notes Introduction To Chemistry

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    Chemistry is the scientific study of matter, its composition, and the interactions between different types of matter. It was founded on the principles developed by Robert Boyle, who performed controlled experiments and published detailed procedures and observations, and Antoine Lavoisier, who established the law of conservation of mass and the theory of combustion. The scientific method involves making observations, inferences, and hypotheses, identifying variables, planning and conducting experiments to collect data, and analyzing results to make conclusions.

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    Chemistry is the scientific study of matter, its composition, and the interactions between different types of matter. It was founded on the principles developed by Robert Boyle, who performed controlled experiments and published detailed procedures and observations, and Antoine Lavoisier, who established the law of conservation of mass and the theory of combustion. The scientific method involves making observations, inferences, and hypotheses, identifying variables, planning and conducting experiments to collect data, and analyzing results to make conclusions.

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    Chemistry is the scientific study of matter, its composition, and the interactions between different types of matter. It was founded on the principles developed by Robert Boyle, who performed controlled experiments and published detailed procedures and observations, and Antoine Lavoisier, who established the law of conservation of mass and the theory of combustion. The scientific method involves making observations, inferences, and hypotheses, identifying variables, planning and conducting experiments to collect data, and analyzing results to make conclusions.

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    SPM Form 4 Notes Introduction To Chemistry

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    Chemistry is the scientific study of matter, its composition, and the interactions between different types of matter. It was founded on the principles developed by Robert Boyle, who performed controlled experiments and published detailed procedures and observations, and Antoine Lavoisier, who established the law of conservation of mass and the theory of combustion. The scientific method involves making observations, inferences, and hypotheses, identifying variables, planning and conducting experiments to collect data, and analyzing results to make conclusions.

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    SPM Form 4 Notes Terminology and Concepts: Introduction to Chemistry Chemistry and Its Importance Chemistry earlier study

    dy of alchemy (an art of transforming common metals to precious metals, usually lead to gold but to no success) (alchemy has since been proven to be a wrong and currently dead branch of science) Chemistry is the study of the composition, structure, properties and interactions of matter. Founder of Modern Chemistry (try and read up on the history of these two great men) 1. Robert Boyle (1627-1691) performed controlled experiments and published his work with elaborate details such as procedure, apparatus and observations. 2. Antoine Lavoisier (1743-1794) developed the Law of Conservation of Mass and thetheory of combustion. Scientific Method 1. Making Observation 2. Making Inference (smart guess) 3. Identifying the Problem 4. Making a Hypothesis 5. Identifying the Variables 6. Controlling the Variables 7. Planning an Experiment 8. Collecting Data 9. Interpreting Data 10. Making a Conclusion 11. Writing a Report

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