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| a perspective in which to see and interpret all of life. |
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| an idea that a person assumes to be true without proof |
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| What presuppositions are apart of the naturalistic view? |
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matter is all that exist
science is the only path to truth
evolution |
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| What are the three parts of the christian worldview? |
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| Creation, The Fall and Redemption |
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| 4 reasons to study chemistry? |
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confront error
creation mandate
better explanation of Gods creations
careers |
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| the study of matter and the changes it undergoes |
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| anything that takes up space and has mass |
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| The 4 key stages of the development of chemistry and the key parts/contributions of each? |
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Old Testament contributions were metallurgy and apothecaries
Greeks- Discovered atoms (Democritus) and thought of elements- water fire air and earth
Alchemist- Believed if chemistry could cure disease it could also expand lifespan (Elixir of life)
Provided modern lab techniques while attempted to change metal to gold
Modern- Robert Boyle- elements are substances that cannot be divided into simpler substances |
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| is the science of obtaining the metals from their ores |
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| ancient study of transmutations between base metals and golds, and supernatural science |
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| a measure of the amount of matter in a given substance |
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| can be observed without changing the substance ex- Color,weight, density, taste |
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| describe how matter acts in the presence of another material. Ex- combustion, decomposition, rust |
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| amount of matter packed into a given volume |
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| can be hammered into thin sheets |
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| can be drawn into long thin wires |
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| ability of a material to transfer heat or electricity between its particles |
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| does not change the identity of the material ex- boiling, evaporation |
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| changes material, results in new properties ex- rusting, spoiling |
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