mass: the amount of matter that an object contains
weight: how strongly the mass is pulled by gravity (eg an astronaut is weightless in space but has the same mass as on Earth)
mass: the amount of matter that an object contains
weight: how strongly the mass is pulled by gravity (eg an astronaut is weightless in space but has the same mass as on Earth)
See can, may, might
may be (verb): could possibly be
maybe (adverb): perhaps
See may be, maybe
method: a process or technique
methodology: the general strategy of how a research project will be done, including identification of the methods to be used
See can, may, might
molecular weight (MW): the ratio of the mass of a molecule to the standardised mass of an atom (note that MW does not take a unit because it is a ratio)
molecular mass: the mass of a substance divided by the amount of substance; usually expressed in daltons (Da) where 1 Da = 1 gram/mole
mutant: an organism carrying one or more mutations
mutation: an alteration in the primary sequence of the genetic material that can be mapped to a specific place (locus) on the DNA
See mutant, mutation