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Problem
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The reason why we are doing the scientific experiment
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Research
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Gathering information about the subject of experiment from: library, internet, or an individual who an expert on the subject.
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Hypothesis
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An educated guess about how the experiment will turn out based on the information we have about the experiment.
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Proceedures
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Step by step instructions on how to complete the experiment. Identifies the Independant Variable, Dependant Variable, Constants, Groups, and trials.
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List of Materials
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Everything one needs to complete the experiment
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Independant Variable
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The variable in a Scientific Experiment that is changed by the experimenter.
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Dependant Variable
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The variable in a scientific experiment that is dependant on the Independant variable.
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Constant:
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That factor in a scientific experiment that remains the same throughout each group in the experiment.
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Groups:
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Experimental or Control:
Can be named by their independant variable. |
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Trials
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The number of times you repeat the experiment.
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Journal
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The diary of what happened during the experiment. You write down everything you did and everything you observed.
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Data
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Tables and Graphs. The data collected in the journal is organized into tables and illustrated in graphs.
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Conclusion
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The hypothesis is found either true or false according to the data.
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