Wild Chemistry Ride (aka lesson) 1:

Planning an Experiment

• Writing a hypothesis

• Identifying variables 

- independent

- dependent

- controlled--> not "constant"

• Assumptions (they can be controlled and have a minimal effect on the experiment

• Data Collection, Tabulation & Processing

- tables are usually drawn vertically

- we draw graphs as they average out our results (note: there's no need to begin the graph at "0". Also, a best fit line should be drawn, with the same number of points on each side)

- scientific drawings (note: label, scale, accuracy)

• Interpretation of Results (Data Analysis)

• Limitations (due to them there might have been a decrease in the accuracy of the results)

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