Do inferences and observations mean the same thing?

Can all problems be solved by a single established method?

Should safety glasses, aprons, or other equipment be worn during laboratory activities, even if it is a simple activity?

Is science a collection of facts?

The process of science is purely analytic and does not involve creativity.

It's pure science. In other words, science does not need other subjects of knowledge?

I understand that it is not necessary to use the measuring instruments when conducting qualitative observations and investigations.

The following are non-examples of features of science: durable, robust corroborate, and open to change.

Example of pseudoscience is Chemistry