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| that an individual or society has for doing the right thing |
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| an organized system of problem-solving |
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| a possible answer to a question, prediction, or an educated guess |
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| a way of testing your hypothesis or "question" |
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| the best explanation scientists have to explain things they've observed tested and verified many times |
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| the act of noting something that can be sensed directly or with the aid of an instrumently |
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| attempt to explain a particular event by making a logical judgement on the basis of curcomstantial evidence and prior conclusions rather than on the basis on direct observation |
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| the factor being tested in a experiment |
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| an answer that has been "proven" to the correct by checking & testing |
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| variables that do not change in a experiment |
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| an experiment where only one variable at a time is changed |
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| the part of the experiment that includes all of the conditions except the are being tested |
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| the amount of total atoms |
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| amount of atoms found in nature, most stable |
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| usally lose electrons in forming compounds |
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| usually gain electrons(or share them) in forming compounds |
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| sometimes act like metals and sometimes like non metals |
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| very un-reactive usually neither gain nor lose electrons nor share them |
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