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Week 1 Assignment

Submitted by Lenore E. King (guest) on Thu, 03/24/2011 - 6:59pm.

The exhibit demonstrated part of the Scientific Method, some of the missing parts were in testing the hypothesis and comparing data. The model itself was very interesting, but I had to read the article multiple times to be sure I understood the purpose of the experiment. The conclusion in my opinion was not logical, the examples sited in the conclusion made more since in relation to explaining diffusion than did the model. I was a little confused on what point was being made or proven.

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