Answer:
A- observation
B- hypothesis
C,D,E- experiment
F- conclusion
Explanation:
Lucia has just carried out the scientific process. An observation refers to paying close attention to a particular phenomenon in nature. This leads to the proposition of an intelligent guess about the observed phenomenon. This intelligent guess is called a hypothesis.
The hypothesis now guides the design of an experiment designed to confirm or disprove the hypothesis. The results of the experiment now leads to the formulation of a conclusion as Lucia has just done.
Answer: The stoichiometric coefficient for oxygen is .
Explanation:
A number present on the front of an atom, ion or molecule in a chemical reaction equation is called a stoichiometric coefficient.
For example,
Here, the stoichiometric coefficient for is 1, for is 1 and for is .
Thus, we can conclude that the stoichiometric coefficient for oxygen is .
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