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In science, a theory is a set of ideas, concepts, principles, or methods used to explain a wide set of observed facts. [1]

Examples
Theories connected to the subject of thermodynamics, human thermodynamics, chemistry, or human chemistry include: caloric theory, mechanical theory, theory of heat, kinetic theory, information theory, collision theory, mechanical theory of heat, reaction match theory, Porteus theory of happiness, combination lock theory, endorphin theory of love, thermodynamic theory of the evolution of living beings, human molecular orbital theory, among others.

References
1. Clark, John O.E. (2004). The Essential Dictionary of Science. Barnes & Noble.

Further reading
● Bothamley, Jennifer. (2002). Dictionary of Theories: One Stop to more than 5,000 Theories. Visible Ink Press.

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