Chemistry, 25.10.2021 20:30 megzbrathwaite
Which statement about theories is FALSE?
Theories are based on extensive scientific evidence.
Theories are based on extensive scientific evidence.
Theories explain broader topics than laws.
Theories explain broader topics than laws.
Theories explain observable phenomena in the universe.
Theories explain observable phenomena in the universe.
Theories may someday become a law.
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