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Abstract:
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- 1. How to Write a Lab Report
- 2. Lab Report Write-Up Components Title - this is good to have, for obvious reasons Abstract - may help you, but not a necessity Introduction Materials & Method/Procedure Results Discussion & Conclusion Citations - MLA format!
- 3. Abstract ➔ Summary of your lab report ➔ When writing, write this LAST. Should contain: - Prior info - Reason for the experiment - Prediction - Results - What the results mean - Usually only a paragraph
- 4. Introduction Introduces the need for the experiment & explains what the results you are looking for. Should contain: - Background information - Provides info and explains why you performed your experiment - Cite this background info in MLA format!! - Use reliable resources - no wikipedia - State hypothesis & prediction - May be couple pages in length, but could be a couple paragraphs - depends
- 5. Materials & Method Materials are what you needed for your experiment. - Should be bulleted - Use scientific terms (for example: should use sodium chloride, not salt) Methods - Paragraph form, using past passive tense - Use units and precise terms in everything! - Assume the reader has no idea how to perform the experiment!
- 6. Results Provide your resulting data to your readers. Include: - Clarifying statements in between your data table and graphs - I.e. “Figure 1 below/above presents the data collected for the size of feet for girls in this class” - Each data table, graph and figure needs a caption - tells reader what he/she is looking at - provides info about anything strange or notable about that figure - Data tables to describe results work well!
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