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Science is Part of everyday life
Science
What is Science?
systematic study of nature and how it affects us and our environment. the information produced Scientific from the study of science. knowledge application of scientific knowledge for the use of mankind. Security
Technology
Introduction to Science
Doctor
Importance of Science
Careers Related to Science
Pharmacist Astronomers
Science Teacher
Importance of Science
Security
- The use of computer increases efficiency of a
security system.
Transportation - The use of vehicles reduced the time to travel
interact with people around he world and - search information more quickly
Medical - The production of medicine help to improve
of food.
1.2
Science laboratory
LABORATORY
It is the place where a scientist do their work.
present.
Do not eat and drink or taste any chemical
in the lab.
Always follow the teachers instruction Never touch chemicals with your bare
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Read the label on a reagent bottle before using its
content. Turn off the Bunsen burner after use. Do not pour back any unused chemical into its bottle. Wash and keep all apparatus after use. Do not test anything without teachers permission. Report any breakages to the teacher.
So, we use hazard warning symbols to show the danger of the substances.
Irritant/Harmful
Flammable/Inflammable
Eg: Plutonium, Uronium Effects: Gives out radiation and can cause radioactive effects
Radioactive
Laboratory Apparatus
I will hand out the pictures of lab
Bunsen Burner
Barrel Collar
Air-hole
Gas inlet
Base
Luminous Flame
Non-luminous Flame
Very hot.
be obtained.
4) Open the air-hole to obtain a blue flame.
1.3
Steps in scientific investigation
asking question making observation taking measurement recording the data collected analyzing and interpreting data making conclusions writing report to communicate the results
Identifying problems Forming a hypothesis Planning the experiment Carrying out the experiment Collecting data Analyzing the data Making a conclusion Writing a report
Simple pendulum
want to find out usually by asking question. Eg: How does the length of a pendulum affects the period of oscillation? Forming a hypothesis- a smart guess/ possible answer to the problem Eg: The longer the length of the pendulum the longer the time taken for 10 oscillation.
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materials required c) determine the procedure to carry out the experiment, method to collect and analyze data.
Y- Responding Variables
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Eg: The pendulum with longer string take longer time to oscillate than the pendulum with a shorter string.
7. Making a conclusion- State whether the hypothesis is accepted or not.
Eg: The longer the length of the pendulum, the longer the period of oscillation. Hypothesis is accepted.
or not
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