The document provides guidance on writing an introduction to research. It recommends including background on the topic, its importance, and the common methods used. It also offers tips on in-text citations, using scientific names, stating the hypothesis, and keeping track of sources. Logistics are discussed, such as making the introduction 1-2 double-spaced pages.

1. 
WARM UP
Complete on your study guide
#11 and 22: If you are a supernova and completed these questions
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2. LD 50
 Serial Dilutions
 Original Concentration/Dilution Factor = New Concentration
 Dilution Factor = Final New Volume/ Volume Aliquot
 Dealing with Tricky Chemicals
 Benzaldehyde and Caffiene
 Heat up in solution first
 Vortex

3. Writing an Introduction
Background of Research
Importance
Common Method Used
Hypothes
is

4. Writing An Introduction
Logistics
 1. In text citation: (Author’s last name, Year)
 2. Always use scientific names: Daphnia magna
 3. State hypothesis at the end
 4. Keep track of websites, articles, etc.
 About 1- 2 pages long double spaced