Explain, with examples, that doing chemistry means working in a community that shares evidence-based methods, logical reasoning, controlled experiments, peer review, objectivity, and healthy scepticism.
Justify, with examples, to do science is to be involved in a community of inquiry. (For context in chemistry: a. The community adheres to certain common principles, methodologies, and processes, such as the use of empirical evidence and logical reasoning to develop scientific theories, For example, chemist based their research on the assumption on conservation of mass and energy and use this to verify whether their calculations and findings are sensible, b. Scientists in different fields often share similar methodologies, such as the use of controlled experiments and the peer review process. The scientific community also values objectivity and scepticism, which are essential for ensuring accuracy and validity of scientific findings).