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Intro to Physical Science

Intro to Physical Science

Science?

Science?

Natural Sciences Physical Science Chemistry Earth and Space Science Physics Biology (Life Science)

Natural Sciences Physical Science Chemistry Earth and Space Science Physics Biology (Life Science)

Chemistry The study of: n the composition (make-up) of matter n the changes that

Chemistry The study of: n the composition (make-up) of matter n the changes that matter undergoes

Physics The study of the physical world including motion, energy, light, electricity, magnetism, sound

Physics The study of the physical world including motion, energy, light, electricity, magnetism, sound etc.

Physics Concepts include n Mass: the amount of matter in an object. n Weight:

Physics Concepts include n Mass: the amount of matter in an object. n Weight: The force with which the earth pulls on an object. n Force: A push or a pull n Energy: Ability to do work(to apply a force and move an object. )

Scientific Method n Recognize a problem n Hypothesis- an educated guess, must be testable.

Scientific Method n Recognize a problem n Hypothesis- an educated guess, must be testable. n Observation -measurement, data collection (experiment) n Conclusion

Scientific Theory n. A well- tested explanation for a set of observations.

Scientific Theory n. A well- tested explanation for a set of observations.

Scientific Law or Principle n Describes and summarizes an observed pattern in nature without

Scientific Law or Principle n Describes and summarizes an observed pattern in nature without attempting to explain it. n A hypothesis that has been repeatedly tested and not contradicted. n Change or are abandoned when contradicted.

Scientific Models n. A representation of an object or an event, that helps us

Scientific Models n. A representation of an object or an event, that helps us visualize and understand them.

Demo n Catching a falling ruler

Demo n Catching a falling ruler

Law or Principle n. A hypothesis that has been repeatedly tested and not contradicted

Law or Principle n. A hypothesis that has been repeatedly tested and not contradicted n Change or are abandoned when contradicted

Scientific Fact n Observation n May change

Scientific Fact n Observation n May change

Science and Technology n Pure Science Done for the sake of knowledge n Applied

Science and Technology n Pure Science Done for the sake of knowledge n Applied Science (Technology) Done with a purpose of solving a problem. Has an application.

Pure Science or Technology?

Pure Science or Technology?

Pure Science or Technology?

Pure Science or Technology?

Pure Science or Technology?

Pure Science or Technology?

Pure Science or Technology?

Pure Science or Technology?