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Total cards: 24•Content version: v3•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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What distinguishes science from nonscience?

Back (Answer)

The testing of a hypothesis

#2
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A hypothesis must:

Back (Answer)

account for all available information, be logical and testable

#3
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a scientific theory is:

Back (Answer)

a broad statement that ties together many facts

#4
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Economics is not considered a science becuase:

Back (Answer)

many economic predictions do not come true

#5
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what kind of process is reproduction?

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a generative process

#6
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If data are able to be justified and are on target with other evidence, scientists say that these data are:

Back (Answer)

valid

#7
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a variable that changes in direct response to how another variable is manipulated is known as:

Back (Answer)

the dependent variable

#8
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emergent properties:

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features that result from the interaction of simple components when they form much more complex substances

#9
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dependent variable

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the variable expected to change as a direct result of the manipulation of the independent variable

#10
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deductive reasoning

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the process of using general principles to predict the specific facts of a situation

#11
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order of the scientific method:

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make observations, ask questions, explore other sources of information, form a hypothesis, test the hypothesis,, find agreement with existing scientific laes and theories or construct new ones, form a conclusion and communicate it

#12
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energy

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the ability to do work or cause things to move

#13
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matter

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anything that has mass and takes up space

#14
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metabolic processes:

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taking in nutrients and eliminating waste

#15
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generative processes:

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activites that result in an increase in the size of an organism (growth) or an increase in the number of individuals in a population (reproduction)

#16
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kinetic vs potential energy

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kinetic = energy in motion, potential = stored energy

#17
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5 forms of energy:

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mechanical, nuclear, electrical, radiant, chemical

#18
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atomic number

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the number of protons in an atom of that element

#19
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isotope

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same element with a different number of neutrons

#20
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atomic weight

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an average of all the isotopes present in a mixture in their normal proportions

#21
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why are some elements considered inert or noble?

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elements like He and Ne have a full outermost energy level under ordinary circumstances

#22
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heat

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the total internal kinetic energy of molecules. Measured in units of calories, a quantity of energy

#23
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ionic bonds

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formed after atoms transfer electrons to achieve a full outermost energy level. formed when an element from the left side of the periodic table reacts with an element from the right side (those eager to donate eletrons)

#24
Front (Question)

electrolyte

Back (Answer)

any substance that dissociates into ions in water and allows the conduction of electric current