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Every scientific investigation follows an ordered process from start to finish.

• Observe: Spot something that sparks a question.
• Question: Turn your observation into a specific, testable question.
• Background research: Gather existing information before testing.
• Hypothesis: Suggest a possible answer that can be tested.
• Test your hypothesis: Design a fair test with controlled variables.
• Analyse: Use graphs or tables to interpret what happened.
• Conclusion: Decide whether your hypothesis was correct.

Scientists revisit steps when results surprise them or need checking.

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The state of a substance depends on how its particles are arranged and how they move.

• Solid state: The particles cannot move freely, so solids keep their shape.
• Liquids: Atoms have more energy and move around within the substance.
• Gaseous state: Atoms have high energy and barely attract each other.

Cooling removes energy, slowing particles and sometimes causing freezing or condensation.

Key terms: melting (solid → liquid), evaporation (liquid → gas), condensation (gas → liquid), freezing (liquid → solid).

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