Very False. Science experiments are only worthwhile if they are repeatable and repeated.
An experiment should be designed to answer a specific question.
The independent variable is the thing that changes with in the experiment to make it an experiment. For example, say I was doing an experiment on something such as "Which sponge brand can absorb the most water?" The independent variable would be the different sponge brands because it would be the thing that changes with in the experiment. Otherwise, if you didn't make an independent variable (the different sponge brands in this case) it wouldn't be an experiment because a sponge of the same brand should hold about the same amount of water as the others.
To answer this question we need to know what experiment you are doing. Some precautions to take in some experiments is to wear goggles, gloves, and not to stand over top of the experiment in case a gas is produced.
Any experiment should start with a hypothesis.
you must repeat and redo the experiment
Different amounts may produce different results.
Confusing
A experiment should only have one variable.
An experiment should be designed to answer a specific question.
They indicate the reaction with the solvent that the paper is dipped into. In your experiment you should have had a few different spots on a base line. One spot should be what your unknown group. And other spots should be what you are trying to match it up with. You should then obtain a suitable solvent and dip the paper with the spots into the solvent. The spots on the base line will rise. You then should comapre your unknown group to your other groups and whichever group traveled the same distance as your unknown group you can match this group to your unknown and your unknown is equal to this group. Sorry If that is confusing. It was confusing for me when I first did it. See the related link for a good explanation.
It depends on what your experiment was. You should ask a teacher or someone that you know who has done this before.
The best way to determine this is by experiment. You should try different kinds of soap, and at different levels of wetness, since the answer may vary.
The data should be organized and the experiment's materials cleaned?
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The independent variable is the thing that changes with in the experiment to make it an experiment. For example, say I was doing an experiment on something such as "Which sponge brand can absorb the most water?" The independent variable would be the different sponge brands because it would be the thing that changes with in the experiment. Otherwise, if you didn't make an independent variable (the different sponge brands in this case) it wouldn't be an experiment because a sponge of the same brand should hold about the same amount of water as the others.
Any experiment should start with a hypothesis.
you must repeat and redo the experiment