How is scientific observation different from ordinary?

Scientific observation differs from ordinary observation, since it is carried out subject to a number of conditions, namely:
1. The object of observation is determined.
2. Objective of observation is formulated.
3. A hypothesis is often put forward (Greek hypothesis – foundation) – a scientific assumption.
4. A plan is drawn up to test the hypothesis put forward in the course of a chemical experiment.
5. Based on the results of the experiment, it is concluded that the hypothesis is true.

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