Let me try: an example of a scientific question that can be investigated with an experiments is "at what temperature does iron melt"?Questions in physics ans chemistry are easily tested with experiments. an example of a scientific question that cannot be (I think) investigated with an experiments is "how does neuron activaton lead to us having the perception of free will"?Questions connected to human mind on a more general lever are not as easily tested with experiments: they need models rather than this.
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the chemical breakdown of a substance by bacteria, yeasts, or other microorganisms, typically involving effervescence and the giving off of heat.
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From the information given;
Assume that the dominant "B" allele encodes brown eyes ; and
the recessive "b" allele encodes blue eyes
If genotype BB × genotype bb, the percentage of chance that they would have children with blue eyes will be zero ...Let look at the cross
BB × bb
We have all the progeny as Bb, Bb, Bb, Bb ....i.e the genotypic information are all heterozygous brown eyes, this is because The allele B mask the recessive "b" allele which makes the allele B (brown eyes) to be dominant over allele b (blue eyes).
