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Stanley Miller and Harold Urey created an experiment that simulated conditions on early Earth. Building on the results from this experiment, scientists decide to test the effect of varying the initial amount of NH3 on monomer formation. They set up the same simulation with the exception of starting with three different concentrations of NH3. The amounts of H2 and CH4 are kept constant in each treatment. They run five simulations per NH3 concentration, as well as five simulations that only have H2 and CH4. Why did the scientists run five simulations with no NH3? * O To test the hypothesis that early Earth's atmosphere contained no NH3. This serves as the control group. O To test the effect that H2 and CH4 have on monomer formation. O NH3 is a controlled variable.

Stanley Miller and Harold Urey created an experiment that simulated conditions on early Earth. Building on the results from this experiment, scientists decide to test the effect of varying the initial amount of NH3 on monomer formation. They set up the same simulation with the exception of starting with three different concentrations of NH3. The amounts of H2 and CH4 are kept constant in each treatment. They run five simulations per NH3 concentration, as well as five simulations that only have H2 and CH4. Why did the scientists run five simulations with no NH3? * O To test the hypothesis that early Earth's atmosphere contained no NH3. This serves as the control group. O To test the effect that H2 and CH4 have on monomer formation. O NH3 is a controlled variable.

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Stanley Miller and Harold Urey created an experiment that simulated conditions on early Earth. Building on the results from this experiment, scientists decide to test the effect of varying the initial amount of NH3 on monomer formation. They set up the same simulation with the exception of starting with three different concentrations qf NH3. The amounts of H2 and CH4 are kept constant in each treatment. They run five simulations per NH3 concentration, as well as five simulations that only have H2 and CH4. Why did the scientists run five simulations with no NH3? * To test the hypothesis that early Earth's atmosphere contained no NH3. This serves as the control group. To test the effect that H2 and CH4 have on monomer formation. NH3 is a controlled variable. Caheele y Bleg PRIVACY POLICY | Terms of Use
Transcribed Image Text:Stanley Miller and Harold Urey created an experiment that simulated conditions on early Earth. Building on the results from this experiment, scientists decide to test the effect of varying the initial amount of NH3 on monomer formation. They set up the same simulation with the exception of starting with three different concentrations qf NH3. The amounts of H2 and CH4 are kept constant in each treatment. They run five simulations per NH3 concentration, as well as five simulations that only have H2 and CH4. Why did the scientists run five simulations with no NH3? * To test the hypothesis that early Earth's atmosphere contained no NH3. This serves as the control group. To test the effect that H2 and CH4 have on monomer formation. NH3 is a controlled variable. Caheele y Bleg PRIVACY POLICY | Terms of Use
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