Question

Why was "spontaneous generation" a theory and not a scientific law?
a. A theory that is disproved cannot become a law.
b. A theory is based on the most current experimental data and may change as new
technology and discoveries are made.
A theory must be tested for many years before becoming a law.
d. A theory applies to phenomenon of living things and laws apply to non-living.
c.

Answer 1

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Why was the theory of spontaneous generation a hindrance to the development of the field of micrbiology? Spontaneous generation, proposed by Aristotle, was believed for 2000 years. ... Although his experiment showed no spontaneous generation it was said that his sealed vials did not allow air for organisms to thrive.

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