The universe is said to have consist with patterns, that since we were born, humans’ complex brains are taught and trained habitually to rapidly observe and perceive to match patterns and arrangements with the information given, whether they really exist or not. In fact, a large number of tasks that our brain processes daily is seeking patterns. There are no limits when we seek for patterns, even when there are no signs presented. This is for the human brains to learn, to observe, to measure, to
Group 8: Martires, Lexine Nicole G. Chem 14.1- FCD4 Experiment 6 Determination of the Molar Volume of A Gas and The Universal Gas Constant Abstract This is the summary of the whole experiment. State an overview of the experiment (i.e, objectives, procedure, relevant results. This part should be contained only in a single paragraph; limit to 200-300 words.) Introduction Experiment 6 aims to determine the Molar Volume of a Gas, which is the volume occupied by 1 mole of gas experimentally from the
known to the science fields during the 17th century. Hooke was an English scientist, English physicist, natural philosopher, inventor and architect. Hooke played an important role as a scientist during the 17th century because he had the discovered his law of elasticity. Based on all his occupations, he never really focused on one specific field of science; rather many. But out of all of his many studies, he mainly focused on the following topics; physics, astronomy, chemistry, biology, geology, architecture