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Chemistry, 03.10.2021 16:20 romeroalexis817

As a scientist, select the best way to communicate your explanation. You may also use a combination of these methods. Be sure to include your claim, evidence, and reason for connecting the evidence to the claim. Represent your scientific explanation using a model (physical or diagram). Attach an image or a video demonstrating your model.

Explain your scientific explanation using an oral communication method, such as a video of yourself, a conversation with another student, a skit, or an audio file. Attach your video or audio file.

Present your scientific explanation in a creative written form using Studio.

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