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Scientific Process

Explore the process of rusting through a scientific experiment comparing iron and stainless steel nails in water. Learn about variables, hypothesis, materials, procedures, data analysis, conclusions, and real-world applications.

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Scientific Process

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  1. Scientific Process

  2. 1.Problem:question

  3. 2. Research

  4. 3.Make a Hypothesis If I place iron and stainless steal nails in water , then the iron nails will begin to rust first.

  5. 4. Variables * Independent Variable: What you change on purpose in an experiment. * Constant (Controlled) : What you keep the same in all tests. * Dependent Variable: What you measure in an experiment.

  6. 5.Materials List of Materials I used 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

  7. 6.Procedure Steps you will take to complete experiment.

  8. 7.Data and Results

  9. 7. Conclusion

  10. 8. Application

  11. 9. Bibliography

  12. HypothesisA hypothesis is proposed of explanations AND are not guesses . When scientists formulates new hypotheses, they are usually based on: 1.prior experience 2.scientific background knowledge (schema) 3.observations and 4.logic.

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