Vocabulary
These are the facts, numbers, measurements, and observations collected during an experiment
data
This is the first part of the scientific method
Asking a question
This lab tool is used to measure temperature
thermometer
These are used to protect your hands from heat and chemical spills
gloves
This is what you have to do to your data in order to understand the results of your experiement
Analyze
A testable, educated guess about what will happen in an experiment
Hypothesis
This is the second part of the Scientific Method
hypothesis
This lab tool is used to measure time
clock or stopwatch
apron/lab coat
False
conclusion
This is the third step of the Scientific Method
testing your hypothesis by conducting an experiment
This lab tool is used to measure length
Yardstick or ruler
An accessory that protects your eyes from chemical spills and splatters
goggles
This is how lab spaces should be kept during an experiment.
No clutter - cleared off and clean.
The one specific thing a scientist changes on purpose in an experiment to see what happens
Independent variable
This is the fourth step in the scientific method
Analyzing the data
This lab tool is used to measure volume (liquid)
Beaker or graduated cylinder
This is what you should use if your eyes get chemicals in them during an experiment
eyewash station
True or false: When a hypothesis is wrong, the experiment was useless.
false - you still learn something!
controlled variable
This is the fifth step in the Scientific Method
conclusion
This lab tool is used to measure mass
balance
Hot glass can look the same as what?
This is how lab chemicals should be disposed of at the end of the experiment.
Per the teacher's instructions.