Evolution can not be tested by experiment given that it depends largely on observations that fit into a wider scope and point to a common conclusion.
<h3>Can evolution be proven empirically?</h3>
Science is know to be empirical, In science, the evidence that backs up a claim is what establishes it as true or false. Thus all theories must be tested by experiment.
However, the theory of evolution can not be tested by experiment given that it depends largely on observations that fit into a wider scope and point to a common conclusion. In other words, evolution lies “outside of empirical science”.
The fact that it can not be directly proven empirically does not necessarily make it out to be false. That was the conclusion of Paul Ehrlich in his 1967 article.
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Answer:
When an apple is cut or bruised the oxygen goes into the injured plant tissue. It begins to oxidize from the reaction of the enzymes and oxygen. The apple produces melanin to protect it causing it to brown. Using vinegar and lemon juice help stop the browning because lemon juice has a compound that reacts with oxygen before the oxygen can react with apple. Also, vinegar and lemons are very acidic which slows the browning reaction.
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