Chemistry, 05.09.2019 16:20 tiffcarina69

Two laws are described below:
law a: it always remains unchanged under the same conditions
law b: describes a natural phenomenon
based on these characteristics, what can you conclude about law a and law b?
1. both law a and law b are societal laws.
2. both law a and law b are scientific laws.
3. law a is a scientific law and law b is a societal law.
4. law a is a societal law and law b is a scientific law.

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