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    This document provides instructions for completing sections in an experiment workbook. It explains that the date and title are always provided. The aim/objective may be provided or needs to be written. The apparatus/reagents section lists materials used. The theory/background is given in the manual while pre-lab questions prepare students. The procedure should be followed step-by-step. Results are presented in a table with units or as observations. Equations are included when needed. Calculations are shown clearly with units. Graphs have titles, scales, points and slopes drawn in pencil. Precautions ensure safety and accuracy. The conclusion draws from results and discussion.

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    This document provides instructions for completing sections in an experiment workbook. It explains that the date and title are always provided. The aim/objective may be provided or needs to be written. The apparatus/reagents section lists materials used. The theory/background is given in the manual while pre-lab questions prepare students. The procedure should be followed step-by-step. Results are presented in a table with units or as observations. Equations are included when needed. Calculations are shown clearly with units. Graphs have titles, scales, points and slopes drawn in pencil. Precautions ensure safety and accuracy. The conclusion draws from results and discussion.

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    This document provides instructions for completing sections in an experiment workbook. It explains that the date and title are always provided. The aim/objective may be provided or needs to be written. The apparatus/reagents section lists materials used. The theory/background is given in the manual while pre-lab questions prepare students. The procedure should be followed step-by-step. Results are presented in a table with units or as observations. Equations are included when needed. Calculations are shown clearly with units. Graphs have titles, scales, points and slopes drawn in pencil. Precautions ensure safety and accuracy. The conclusion draws from results and discussion.

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    HOW TO USE THIS WORKBOOK

    The following are the sections in this workbook and what is expected to be written in each section.

    Date: The date of which the experiment was carried out MUST be written.

    Title: The title of the experiment is always provided.

    Aim The aim and or objective(s) is what the experiment intends to achieve. This is also provided. If not, student is
    expected to write this in the space provided.

    Apparatus and Reagents: These include all the apparatus and the reagents used during the experiment.
    It must be written in the space provided.

    Theory/Background and Pre-Lab: The theory/background is a brief theoretical knowledge on the


    experiment. This is always given in the experimental manual, while the pre-lab is some questions the
    students need to answer before coming for the experiment. The students therefore need to study the
    experiment before coming to the laboratory.

    Procedure: This has been provided in the manual. The students are to study it and follow it step by step
    in carrying out the experiment.

    Result/observation: When an experiment generates data, it is set out on a table of result, but when
    there are no data, this section is called observations. You MUST always rule your table and put the
    appropriate parameters and their units. Observations are written in simple statements with each
    observation written in separate lines for clarity.

    Equation: When required, a balanced chemical equation for all the reactions taking place must be
    written.

    Calculations: Where they are calculations, it must be written clearly with units of values stated correctly.

    Graphs: All aspects of graphs are to be drawn/written with pencil. (title, scale, axes, points and slope).

    Precaution: There are two types of precautions: safety precaution and precaution that ensure accurate
    result. Safety precautions should be left for GLT report writing only. At least, 2 precautions pertaining to
    the experiment at hand is required.

    Conclusion: Conclusion is drawn from result/observation, calculations, graph and discussion of result
    section.

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